If you think you are pregnant and are considering an abortion, gathering information about your pregnancy and options is an excellent place to start your decision-making process. At Open Arms, we’re not an abortion provider, but we will provide you with the information you need to make a fully informed choice. When you begin this
Yes, it is possible to receive the abortion pill by mail in California. Once the prescription has been written, it can then be shipped directly or sent to a local pharmacy. While it may seem convenient, this method skips several important health screenings that can be crucial to determining the health of the woman. Open
Accidentally pregnant? Take a deep breath and remember you have options. The last thing you want to do is compromise your physical or mental health by making rash decisions. Here’s everything you should explore if you’re thinking of ending a pregnancy. Abortion Women have access to two types of abortion: medical and surgical abortions. While
In the days and weeks following the reversal of Roe v. Wade, a tidal wave of misinformation seems to be sweeping the nation. With something as important as women’s healthcare, it is critical to get the facts straight. With this article, our hope is to simply provide updated information on how abortion laws in America
An abortion is a major life event. It is common for women to experience some kind of physical side effects from the procedure, such as nausea or bleeding and cramping, but did you know some women can also struggle emotionally following an abortion? If you or a friend are struggling with an accidental pregnancy and
In the days after the reversal of Roe v. Wade, lawmakers across the U.S. have been reviewing and revising abortion legislation. California is no exception. Understanding what the law allows regarding abortion is important; especially for those living in and traveling to the state. At Open Arms, we believe knowledge is power. Here’s a quick
When facing an unplanned pregnancy, deciding what to do can be overwhelming. There is much to think about and the decision you make will impact your future regardless of your choice. Take a moment and breathe. Then, research your options so you can make the best decision. If you are confident you do not want
Before taking the abortion pill, it’s important to know the risks. Some can be quite serious: incomplete abortion, heavy bleeding, infection, fever, and septic shock. As with any medical decision, you deserve the facts before choosing what’s best for you. Keep reading to learn more about the risks of the abortion pill. What is the
First, What is an Incomplete Abortion? Whether you took the abortion pill or had a surgical abortion, one of the risks is an incomplete abortion. If all the products of the pregnancy are not removed from the uterus, this is considered an incomplete abortion. This can be more common after taking the abortion pill, but
Up to 50% of the pregnancies in the US are unplanned. Learning you are pregnant when you least expect it can cause a deluge of emotions and trigger feelings such as anxiety, fear, frustration, etc. When calculating the best option of how to handle the pregnancy, it is essential to factor your mental health into