It’s normal to have many questions about your pregnancy decision, no matter how confident you feel when you make it. If you have chosen adoption but have not yet signed any paperwork (even after birth), it’s still possible to change your mind. However, this cannot usually be undone if you have already terminated your parental…
If you’ve taken the first abortion pill but are having second thoughts about terminating your pregnancy, there’s a brief window of time during which Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) might be an option. Keep reading to find out if it could work for you. How Does the Abortion Pill Work? Consisting of two different drugs, a…
In the state of North Carolina, your parents are not required to give consent if you are considering adoption for an unplanned pregnancy. Only you, the birth mother, and the father must give consent for adoption. Hope First offers no-cost resources for unplanned pregnancies, such as free pregnancy testing and ultrasounds. We can also refer…
If you’ve taken the first abortion pill, mifepristone, and want to try to reverse its effects, the Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) process may be able to counteract the mifepristone without any adverse effects on your body. APR does not pose significant health risks. If you’re considering this option, contact the Abortion Pill Rescue Network for…
Adoption is not the same as “giving your baby away.” When you choose adoption, you are making a thoughtful decision to provide your child with a loving, stable family. Adoption is a complex and emotional process, but it is not abandoning your baby. You are entrusting them to another family who can provide the care…
If you’ve taken mifepristone, the first drug in a medical abortion procedure, there is a small window of time where you can take Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) to potentially maintain your pregnancy. To start this process, you can call Hope First right away at 910-938-7000 or the Abortion Pill Rescue hotline at 877-558-0333. How Does…
Learning that your partner is pregnant can be an emotional experience, especially if it’s unexpected. It’s normal to feel a range of emotions, such as frustration, anxiety, or fear, as this news carries significant implications for your future. If you and your partner are unmarried, you may have specific questions about your legal responsibilities. Keep…
No one can legally coerce you into having an abortion. Feeling pressured to abort can be a risk factor for mental health problems afterward, so it’s crucial that you maintain firm boundaries and seek help if your partner is trying to force you into this decision. If you and your partner disagree on the best…
If you are considering an abortion procedure, it’s wise to evaluate what the mental and physical recovery process can look like. Whether you have had an abortion or are curious about the process, read this article to learn more. What does physical recovery look like? The recovery time and symptoms you may experience depend on…
An unexpected pregnancy is daunting because of how much it can change your plans. Having a baby to raise, guide, and support when you were never planning on parenthood is understandably scary and frustrating. If your partner is pregnant, the decision about how to move forward is ultimately her choice, but that doesn’t mean you…
