Abortion

When navigating reproductive health options, it’s important to understand the differences between these two medications. Plan B, or the “morning after” pill, and Plan C, abortion pills, serve different purposes and work in fundamentally different ways. Journey Women’s Center provides education, as well as practical and emotional support, empowering women to make informed decisions about […]

You may have missed a period and taken an at-home pregnancy test (or five!). You weren’t planning to get pregnant and now you’re wondering what to do. You may have heard about self-managed abortions and this option seems private, inexpensive, and convenient. But there are some things you should know before purchasing medication online.

If you missed your period and have had a positive result on a pregnancy test, you might be thinking about the abortion pill. Did you know that the abortion pill is not necessary if your pregnancy is not viable?

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.

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?