After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the authority to ban or protect abortion access is now up to the individual states. Some states are still deciding what abortion access will look like in their state, but the current states that allow abortion with little to no regulation or gestational limit include: Colorado Vermont, Oregon,…
The post-Roe landscape in the United States has made interpreting local abortion laws into something that feels like piecing together a jigsaw puzzle. Currently, abortion is permitted with no regulations in the following states: Alaska, Colorado, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, and Vermont. If you’re a North Carolina resident and are considering an abortion, read…
Abortion access is still available to North Carolina residents (or people traveling out of state). Read the rest of this article on what exactly it means that Roe v. Wade was overturned and how that can impact people in North Carolina or the surrounding states. What It Means that Roe v. Wade Was Overturned In…
Roe v. Wade Overturned: Separating Fact from Fiction: Ever since Roe v. Wade was overturned in June 2022, people seeking answers have had to do their own research to find how it impacted their states, and it can be difficult to find accurate, reliable information. In this article we dispel some common myths surrounding the…
With the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade by the Supreme Court, some states are restricting abortion access or banning it altogether. Many people are left wondering how this will affect women’s healthcare in those states. Read this article for more information about abortion options after Roe v. Wade, and the impact of the Supreme…
Although the at-home abortion pill can seem quick and easy, you deserve to be informed of what this option can mean for your reproductive and sexual health. While it is private, this option does skip some important health screenings. How the Abortion Pill Works The abortion pill can also be called a medication or chemical…
An incomplete abortion does not mean that your procedure was entirely unsuccessful. It also does not mean you had a natural miscarriage. However, it does mean that not all of the fetal tissue was successfully removed from your uterus. This is critical to have removed because it can cause serious health complications like infection. If…
The human body is complex, which can make knowing whether or not you’re pregnant a challenge. Thankfully, there are a few indicators you can look out for before you confirm your pregnancy with a lab-quality pregnancy test and an ultrasound scan. If you think you might be experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, take a deep breath…
Ever since you discovered you’re pregnant, you’ve been dreading one thing — telling your parents the news. Whether you’re still under your parents’ roof or simply feel as though they won’t be supportive of your pregnancy, we’re here to help you navigate this challenging discussion. Here are five tips to consider before telling your parents…
If you’ve received a positive result on a pregnancy test, verifying it with an ultrasound is next. Usually, an ultrasound is done within the first 12 weeks, which is the same time most women discover they’re pregnant. How an ultrasound works An ultrasound is an imaging method using high-frequency sound waves to capture images inside…
