Women are often surprised that having an abortion can be a negative, sometimes traumatic experience. Generally, they are not encouraged to acknowledge their response to it. Be encouraged. You are not alone. Others have experienced abortion-related harm and heartbreak. We are ready to listen and help.

You are not alone! If you regret your decision and wish you could reverse the effects of the pill, it may not be too late. However, you must not delay contacting those who can help you. www.abortionpillreversal.com

Pregnancy tests check for a hormone called hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) that is produced by the embryo during pregnancy. Urine tests are quantitative tests. That means there needs to be a certain concentration of hormone present in order for the test to register positive. It is preferable to wait until your first missed period. You can test sooner but you may need to repeat the test at a later time.

False positive test results can occur for a variety of reasons. Fertility treatments, certain medical conditions, improper testing, medications and defective tests are some causes. All test results should be confirmed by a physician.

The Mentoring Moms Program is designed for pregnant women and women with a child under the age of three. We understand how difficult preparing for a baby can be, especially when he/she is unexpected. The program allows you to earn “Mommy Money” so you can obtain new and gently used childcare items, including diapers, wipes, clothing and some furnishings. Call the Center for a tour of the “store” and more information about the program.

You are welcome throughout your pregnancy.

A pregnancy test is an indication of pregnancy. However, an ultrasound scan can confirm your pregnancy is in the right place. It can indicate that your pregnancy has a good chance of continuing. It can determine the age of the embryo/fetus and the estimated due date for delivery.