Pregnant? Now?!?!? How can I plan for 18 years of unknown, with 2020 being so crazy?!? Yes, the future is uncertain. One thing I can say is that 2021 will be different! Different, how? I don’t know! I cannot predict the future! If we knew what 2020 had in store for us,
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Oh, no. No, no, no. This isn’t possible. I can’t be… pregnant. What am I going to do? I don’t know. What is everyone going to say? My head hurts. I need time to think. I need someone to talk to that isn’t family or a friend, with their own agendas. This thought process is
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As a whole, the world seems to be surrounded in a blanket of fear, confusion, and sheer panic. Most people are asked to stay home in order to hopefully minimize the spread of Covid-19, the Coronavirus. At a time like this, most of us feel uncertain and completely unsure of what will tomorrow be like.
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Do you feel confident in your plan? How about a new plan? Plan A…. Have sex. Did that plan include birth control or other forms of contraception? Did that plan succeed? In a national survey done by The Society for Women’s Health, it was found that 43% of 1,000 women across the U.S. become
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You might be thinking “I’ll just get this over with quickly, then I’ll be done with this problem.” But the truth is it’s not that simple? Some people may advise you that it’s fast, easy, and you’ll have no problems recuperating afterward. But in all honesty, they are not disclosing the truth, nor giving you
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Someone once said a crisis is “a decision not made.” The dictionary on my “smart phone” defines crisis as (1) “a stage in a sequence of events at which the trend of all future events, especially for better or worse is determined; turning point.” Or (2) “a dramatic emotional or circumstantial upheaval in a person’s
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Unplanned but chosen. Unplanned does not mean life is over or that you’re without resources. Unplanned means a direction change and a new opportunity. And what is unplanned is coming from a surprised perspective. What may be a surprise to you can often be a blessing in disguise like the mystery in an unwrapped gift.
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“Surprise !? All I wanted was a closer relationship with my boyfriend, and now I think I have a positive pregnancy test.” Maybe it’s not true. How can you know for sure? This is a serious matter that needs verification, but without breaking the bank. The Ramona Women’s Clinic can meet this need by both
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Where can someone facing an unplanned pregnancy find choice? The word “choice” is used a lot when considering a pregnancy decision. While most people are uncomfortable with the thought of ending a pregnancy, using the word “choice” as a euphemism is more helpful to the abortion movement. But where can one truly find choice? At
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