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Your pregnancy test was positive. Your heart is pounding and a million thoughts flood into your brain. Are you excited or panicked? Before making any decisions or plans, the smartest thing to do is to get an ultrasound for more information. Birth Choice offers this service FREE to clients who have a positive pregnancy test and meet medical criteria to receive an ultrasound. But first, let’s answer a few questions you may have…

It’s your personal choice to expose yourself sexually. Birth Choice believes you can make it a good, well informed choice. If you have any questions/ concerns about your sexual health and would like some counsel on the subject, Birth Choice Mobile Clinic & Care Center would love to help!

Navigating the many types of birth control can be overwhelming and even confusing. There are many terms for hormonal birth control such as “the pill”, “the shot”, and the “IUD”. There are also barrier methods and others which can lead to many questions. Is birth control healthy for women? Are there risks? Are there any other options? Birth control is “the norm” in our society, but worth a conversation that we at Birth Choice want to have. Thanks for checking out our blog and seeking to be informed…we think you’re a smart cookie!

Pregnancy is a wonderful season that can really stretch you…literally and figuratively! Your body will begin to change as you expect your new little one but with that change comes new challenges. What should I not eat during pregnancy? Is a little wine bad for the baby? Is it okay to exercise while pregnant? Birth Choice cares for you and your new baby bean and wants to help you have the healthiest pregnancy you can! So grab a cup of your favorite decaf tea (mine currently being chai, yumm) and enjoy this article!

There is a lot of confusion between the Abortion Pill (RU-486) and the Morning After Pill. Our last post summarized the Morning After Pill; how it works and its potential risks. With any medication, it is always wise to educate yourself before use. Googling information may not always give accurate information or all the facts. Many articles do not give enough information to make an informed choice, while painting the picture that this medication is completely safe, easy to administer, and readily available. You deserve to be fully educated before you make any decisions, so be prepared to ask the right questions. Facing an unplanned pregnancy is difficult, but information is empowering.

Even though the morning after pill is readily available, it is wise to educate yourself on the facts before acting. You have the legal right to be fully informed about what effects these pills have on your body and your overall health. Facing an unplanned pregnancy is difficult, but information is powerful and you are already in the right place by reading about this topic.