Unplanned pregnancy? Once verified that you actually are pregnant, you have three options to choose from: parenting, adoption and abortion.
Learning you are pregnant can bring uncertainty. You should never be pressured into making a decision about your pregnancy. Our clinical team can be trusted to communicate medically-current options information to you and others you include in your support system. We strive to provide a safe place for you to make the healthiest decision possible.
Abortion Information Consultation
We offer free screenings that will equip you to make an informed decision. Our screenings include a professionally administered pregnancy test, a limited obstetrics ultrasound, and sexually transmitted infection (STI) information and testing.
Questions to Ask
If you think you’re pregnant, it’s important to start by answering a few questions:
- Are you really pregnant?
- How far along are you?
- Are you at risk for natural miscarriage?
- Do you have an ectopic pregnancy requiring immediate medical attention?
A positive pregnancy test does not always indicate a sustainable pregnancy; however, an ultrasound can confirm what is happening in your body. This valuable information will help you better understand what options are available to you.
Abortion Pill Reversal offers a second chance for women who have taken the pill and wish to change their decision. We are dedicated to supporting women who want to give their unborn child an opportunity to live. When others may say “it’s too late,” the Reversal procedure provides a chance to choose life. This procedure is most successful if implemented within 72 hours.
Call the 24-hour Helpline: 1.877.558.0333
Information to Know
Not all abortions are the same. It’s important to learn the facts before making a decision:
- What kinds of procedures are available to you?
- What are your rights with providers?
- Are there any short-term or long-term risks to consider?
- What are your legal rights?
- Are there any other options available?
We can help you answer these questions and educate you on the risks of each option so that you can make a medically-informed decision.
The procedure to end a pregnancy will involve either medicine or surgery to remove the embryo or fetus and placenta from the uterus. The procedure is done by a licensed healthcare professional.
Ectopic Pregnancy Treatment is Not an Abortion
Ectopic pregnancies and ectopic pregnancy treatments are not abortions, and they have never been regarded this way by anyone in the medical profession or by pro-life advocates.
What Are The Alternatives To Abortion In Coeur d’Alene?
If you become pregnant unexpectedly you may be uncertain about your options.. If you’re considering terminating your pregnancy, it is wise to examine other options before proceeding. There are alternatives to abortion that can preserve the life of your pre-born baby.
Post Abortion Healing: There Is Hope
If you have ever experienced an abortion, or played a role in influencing the decision, you may feel alone. You may feel stuck in the memory of your abortion, trying to cope with the emotional trauma and feelings of guilt that often accompany the decision.
It has been found that approximately 24% of American women will have had an abortion by the time they’re 45 [1]. That is approximately 1 out of every 4 women. If you feel stuck, the reality is, you are not alone. There is hope and healing for you.
Post Abortion Stress Syndrome (PASS) – Does it exist?
Post Abortion Stress Syndrome (PASS) is a form of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), It shares similar indicators and symptoms, but affects post-abortive women specifically. Those who suffer from PASS can experience intense psychological, emotional, physical, and...
ALL ABOUT ABORTION
There are two methods for ending a pregnancy - surgical abortions and chemical abortions. In either case, the objective is the same - ending a developing life in the womb. If you’re pregnant and considering abortion, you deserve to know that you have options. And you...
WHAT IS ABORTION
There are two methods for ending a pregnancy - surgical abortions and chemical abortions. In either case, the objective is the same - ending a developing life in the womb. If you’re pregnant and considering abortion, you deserve to know that you have options. And you...