3 Empowering Insights on Abortion: Facts and Support

Abortion

Considering Abortion?

You deserve to know all your options.

If you're facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering abortion, you're not alone — and you don't have to make this decision in a hurry or in isolation. At Choice Care, we’re here to give you the facts, listen without judgment, and walk alongside you with support and compassion. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, scared, numb, or just unsure — you are not alone. This is your pregnancy, your decision, and your right to be fully informed.

Talk to Someone.

Need to process what you're feeling? You don’t have to carry it alone. Talk to someone who will listen and help you think things through — no pressure.

What Are My Abortion Options?

There are two main types of abortion: medication abortion (also known as “the abortion pill”) and surgical abortion. The methods available to you depend on how far along you are in your pregnancy, as well as certain health factors.

Medication Abortion (Up to 10 Weeks)

This involves two pills taken within a specific time frame:

The first pill, mifepristone, stops the pregnancy from growing.
The second pill, misoprostol, causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.

Most women take the second pill at home and experience cramping, bleeding, and the passing of tissue. Some describe it as similar to a miscarriage, but the physical and emotional experiences vary.

Possible risks include:

Incomplete abortion (which may require a follow-up procedure)
Heavy bleeding or infection
Ongoing pregnancy if the process is unsuccessful

Important: It’s crucial to confirm how far along you are before taking these pills. Taking them too late in pregnancy can lead to complications.

Surgical Abortion (After 10 Weeks)

Surgical abortion is performed in a clinic or medical setting. The type of procedure depends on gestational age:

Aspiration abortion (typically up to 13 weeks) uses suction to remove the pregnancy.
Dilation & Evacuation (D&E) (after 13 weeks) involves dilating the cervix and using surgical tools along with suction.

What to expect: These are outpatient procedures that may require sedation or anesthesia. Recovery time varies by individual.

Risks may include:

Infection
Damage to the uterus
Heavy bleeding
Potential impact on future pregnancies (in rare cases)

Schedule an ultrasound to learn how far along you are and talk with someone about your options.

You Have Time to Think

It can feel like you need to decide right away — but you don’t.

Abortion is a significant decision, and you deserve the space and support to consider your full range of options. No one should pressure you. Whether you’re just exploring your choices or already leaning in a direction, we encourage you to:

Take time to ask questions
Talk through your thoughts and feelings
Learn about what abortion really involves — both short and long-term
Consider how each path may impact your future

You don’t have to decide today. You can slow down, get answers, and take one step at a time.

We're Here to Support You — Without Judgment

At Choice Care, we provide free and confidential services designed to give you the clarity and confidence you need to make the best decision for your life.

We offer:

Private consultations with trained patient advocates and medical staff
Free ultrasounds to confirm gestational age and pregnancy viability
Clear, medically accurate information about abortion procedures and risks
A listening ear, no matter what you’re thinking or feeling
Material resources, including baby supplies, classes, and mentorship if you choose to continue your pregnancy

We don’t profit from your decision. We’re simply here to walk with you — with compassion, truth, and no pressure.

It’s Your Pregnancy.

Your Choice. Your Right to Know.

Every woman’s situation is unique. But one thing is always true: You deserve to know the facts. You deserve to have someone listen. And you deserve to make your decision with full information, confidence, and care.