Research Your Options
You shouldn't rush and see a doctor right away. You should research your information from reputable sources. We are one! There is also organizations dedicated to this topic like Planned Parenthood.
Abortion is a medical procedure that happens all over the world.
- 49% of abortion patients are in poverty
- 60% of abortions are by women in their twenties
- 59% of abortions are by women who already have children
* The statistics above are for the United States of America.
The point is - we don't care what your background is, where you're from, how much money you make - the point is that we care about you.
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Consult a Doctor
After you've gained some knowledge in abortion, types of, methods, and costs involved you should consult a doctor. A doctor isn't supposed to sway your opinion - they should be unbiased and only concerned with your health.
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Talk to Someone
This is a very rough time and it's a very hard decision. It's best if you talk to someone about it - it doesn't matter who. There are resources all around you to take advantage of (Planned Parenthood, Therapy, Friends, etc.).
We are here to help you.
We work with doctors, clinics, organizations, and institutions all over the world to provide you with accurate information and connections with facilities that can help.
