Journey Women's Center | Enid, OK
If you are walking through an unplanned pregnancy, you might be feeling overwhelmed or scared. Maybe your mind is racing with thoughts like, “I’m not in a place to parent. I can’t provide for a baby right now. I can’t be a single mom.” You may still be in the process of deciding what to do and you feel unsure of the way forward.
No one plans to parent alone.
If you’re in the middle of making a pregnancy decision, you may find you’re dreading the holidays and family interactions. We are here to encourage you as you prepare for family gatherings.
How to Handle the Holidays with an Unplanned Pregnancy Read More »
All relationships have problems and all couples have conflicts, miscommunication, and disagreements. That’s normal. It’s important to know the difference between healthy conflict and unhealthy manipulation tactics or abusive behavior.
How to know if he is abusive and what you can do about it Read More »
Whether you’ve recently missed your period, or you are beginning to experience pregnancy symptoms, your concerns are realized soon after taking a pregnancy test. When considering whether the abortion pill is an option for you, it is important to consider being fully informed before making this decision.
Is the Abortion Pill an Option for Me? Read More »
Before we jump in to expound on anything regarding potential causes, risk factors, or things you should know about infertility, we need to take some time to acknowledge two things.
Struggling with Infertility? What you need to know. Read More »
It’s almost time to meet your little one. As you plan and pack your bag, here are some helpful suggestions from new parents for essentials you won’t want to forget!
10 Essentials for Your Hospital Bag Read More »
If you are pregnant and struggling with nausea and vomiting, also known as morning sickness, you are not alone. According to the Cleveland Clinic, 70% of all pregnant women experience morning sickness during pregnancy.
How to Survive Morning Sickness Read More »
How do we talk to our kids and teens about sex? Here’s three suggestions to get the conversations started.
How to Talk to Your Teens About Sex Read More »
It was my last day of high school. The graduation ceremony wasn’t until later, but I had more pressing matters at the moment. My friend went with me to the Pregnancy Resource Center. I took a pregnancy test. The kind woman that worked there tried to talk with me and offer me some materials. I didn’t want them. I wasn’t really listening. I was in shock. The same thought played over and over in my mind, “I can’t have this baby.”
Being pregnant was not part of the plan. You were being careful, maybe even on birth control. How could this happen? And now? This is not a good time. Now what? Abortion?
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