Have you ever ordered something online and gotten a completely different product than advertised? The colors were different, the size was ridiculously small, or the quality was not what you expected. That is one of the problems with a mail-order abortion. You may not get what the company advertised. Here’s what you need to know.
There are two types of pregnancy tests: urine and blood tests. At HopePlace, we offer free and confidential urine pregnancy tests. Although pregnancy tests you buy at a pharmacy are highly accurate, following the directions carefully is essential. We’ll walk you through the process so you get accurate results. How Do the Tests Work? If
Three little words, “I am pregnant,” stir up all kinds of emotions. If you and your girlfriend had no intentions of getting pregnant, those words can cause panic. We know you’re concerned about the next step. Most insurance policies only cover legal dependents, such as a wife or children. Check with your specific insurance provider
Pregnancy tests vary in sensitivity. Some tests can detect a pregnancy on the first day of your missed period, while others take longer. According to the experts, waiting at least a day or two after your missed period before testing is best. If your periods are irregular, you should wait 5 to 7 days. Why
The abortion pill method sounds easy enough – take a few pills, and your “troubles” are over. But is it really that easy? Understanding how the abortion pills work and who qualifies to take them is essential. If you’re considering using the abortion pill method to end your unplanned pregnancy, be sure you read this
Every woman experiences pregnancy differently. One woman may feel early pregnancy symptoms immediately, while another may not notice anything for months. Believe it or not, it is possible to be pregnant and not know it. If you are wondering if you are pregnant, come to HopePlace and find out. Schedule an appointment for a free,
A couple of months ago, we posted an article titled, When Am I Most Likely to Get Pregnant? Our article today discusses the “safest” time to avoid pregnancy. It’s essential to remember that there is no completely “safe” time. A woman’s cycle can vary from month to month, and determining when you could become pregnant
If you’ve recently had sex and you’re past the date when your period should start, you’re probably wondering if you are pregnant. Depending on your situation, that could be a happy thought or extremely frightening. Your first step is to take a pregnancy test. Come to HopePlace for a free and confidential pregnancy test. What
An average menstrual cycle lasts between 26 and 32 days. Of course, some women have irregular cycles that can be longer or shorter. The time of ovulation is when you are most likely to get pregnant each month. Generally, ovulation happens around day 14 before your next period starts, but this time can be challenging
Some conversations are trickier than others. Depending on your relationship and the circumstances of your pregnancy, telling your boyfriend you are pregnant can either make or break your relationship. Here are a few tips for making the announcement. First, Have You Confirmed Your Pregnancy? A late period and a positive pregnancy test may not be