What to Do When Friends and Family Are Pressuring You into an Abortion Decision

What happens when the people closest to you start pushing you toward a decision you’re uncomfortable with? When friends and family pressure you to consider abortion, it can feel overwhelming and isolating. How do you stand firm in your own choices while navigating the well-meaning but sometimes overbearing advice from loved ones? Let’s explore how

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The Role of Support Systems When Considering Abortion

Deciding whether to continue a pregnancy or opt for an abortion is a deeply personal and often challenging decision. A strong support system can provide emotional and practical assistance during such times. A robust support network can make a significant difference in navigating the complexities of this decision-making process. Finding the Right Support Finding the

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What is an Ectopic Pregnancy?

Whether your pregnancy was planned or unplanned, you’ll want to verify critical information with an ultrasound before making any decisions. An ultrasound can detect certain health conditions that require immediate treatment. An ectopic pregnancy is one such condition, and it’s a non-viable pregnancy (meaning it can’t grow and develop). Since it’s life-threatening, you’ll need emergency

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What Are the Risks of Ordering the Abortion Pill Online?

Before taking any drug, you should know its impact on your health. Specific safety standards are in place when a provider prescribes a drug, and you obtain it from a pharmacy. But when a drug is ordered online and from unknown sources, your health could be at risk. The abortion pill (medical abortion) has specific

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What’s the Difference Between the Abortion Pill and Plan B?

Understanding how any medications or drugs function is essential in protecting your health. You wouldn’t want to ingest anything without understanding what it does. The abortion pill (medical abortion) and Plan B are no different. Some people believe these drugs are the same, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Crossroads Life Center wants

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3 Things to Know if You Are Considering Mail-Order Abortion

If you have an unexpected pregnancy and are considering mail-order abortion, understanding this option is imperative. Abortion has inherent side effects and risks, and you could risk having complications if you choose to receive abortion drugs in the mail. Crossroads Life Center is dedicated to helping you understand your options. We don’t provide or refer

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Is an Online Abortion or At-Home Abortion Safe?

When faced with an unexpected pregnancy, some women choose to purchase abortion medications online. This method, an online or “at-home” abortion, consists of having a telehealth appointment and receiving the drugs in the mail. Though this may seem like a convenient option, having an online abortion is dangerous and poses serious health risks. We’ll discuss

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I Don’t Want to Be Pregnant. Is Abortion My Only Option?

You may be reeling from the news that you are unexpectedly pregnant. Pregnancy can be a time of fear and shock, and you may need additional resources. What’s more, you’ll need to learn about your pregnancy options.  Perhaps you don’t want to be pregnant, but you’re unsure if abortion is right for you. Abortion terminates

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What Are the Different Types of Abortion?

Weighing your options while navigating an unplanned pregnancy can be difficult. We at Crossroads Life Center can provide trustworthy information on abortion, parenting, and adoption.  Abortion is a big decision, and you deserve the facts. We’ll discuss what you should know about each procedure so you can make a confident decision about your pregnancy.  When

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What Are the Risks of Abortion?

Abortion is a big decision with significant physical and mental health implications. When facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering your options, you’ll want to be informed to make the best decision.  Though the chances of experiencing an abortion risk are relatively low, various factors can increase the likelihood that one occurs. Unsanitary medical tools, a

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