I Don’t Want Another Abortion

A woman thinking about choosing parenting over abortion

If you’re pregnant again and abortion is not something you want to go through a second time, it’s okay to pause and consider the other paths available to you. Parenting or making an adoption plan can feel like a big, overwhelming decision, but with the proper support and information, you can feel more prepared to make a choice that’s right for you.

At PHC, we offer a safe and supportive environment where you can explore all your pregnancy options without pressure. Keep reading to reflect on the questions that matter most as you think about what’s next, or reach out to talk with one of our licensed healthcare professionals in person.

Where Do I Begin?

When unsure about your next step, asking honest questions can help you slow down and listen to your heart. Here are some things to think through:

  • What factors are making this decision feel difficult right now?
  • Which option makes the most sense when I picture myself one year from now?
  • What does my support network look like?
  • How would I feel about my decision five or ten years down the road?
  • What would I choose if I had everything I needed (finances, stability, resources)?
  • Is there a path I keep returning to in my thoughts, even if it seems hard?

These questions don’t always provide immediate answers, but they can help you understand your values, hopes, and hesitations. Sometimes, just speaking your thoughts out loud with a compassionate listener can bring new insight. At PHC, we’re here to have that conversation with you whenever you’re ready.

What’s the First Step?

Whatever you decide, confirming important medical details about your pregnancy is a smart and empowering first move. An ultrasound can help you understand:

  • Viability (Development). An ultrasound checks to see how your pregnancy is progressing, because approximately 26% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
  • Location: Understanding where your pregnancy is located is essential to rule out a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, when your pregnancy grows outside the uterus.
  • Age. Knowing the gestational age and expected due date of your pregnancy is necessary for understanding the options available to you.

Our center offers these services at no cost after a positive pregnancy test so that you can get accurate information in a compassionate setting.

Take the First Step

You don’t have to have everything figured out today. If you’re thinking about parenting or adoption, want to access free pregnancy services, or simply need space to talk through your feelings about past or current decisions, PHC is here to help.

Schedule a free, confidential appointment today to get the support you need to move forward.