What Do I Need to Know if I Am Pregnant in College?

Finding out you’re pregnant while you’re in college can leave you wondering what to do next. You may be thinking about exams, tuition, housing, relationships, and whether you can still finish your degree. It’s a lot to manage, but you don’t have to figure everything out today. Coweta Pregnancy Services provides free pregnancy services and

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My Partner Is Pressuring Me to Have an Abortion, but I’m Not Sure

Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant can leave you questioning what to do next. If your partner is pressuring you to have an abortion, you may feel like you’re running out of time, even if you’re still trying to process the news yourself. At Coweta Pregnancy Services, we’re here to provide free, confidential support as you

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What’s the Difference Between the Abortion Pill and Plan B?

The abortion pill and Plan B are often confused, but they serve different purposes and are used at different stages. Understanding how each one works can help you better understand your options. At Coweta Pregnancy Services, we provide no-cost, confidential pregnancy services and evidence-based information so you can make informed decisions about your health. Schedule

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Common Pregnancy Symptoms

If you are experiencing nausea, fatigue, or have missed your period, you may be wondering whether you could be pregnant. Early pregnancy symptoms can often be confused with other conditions, such as stress or lifestyle changes. The most accurate way to know if you’re pregnant is by taking a pregnancy test. At Coweta Pregnancy Services,

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What Can Guys Do with an Unplanned Pregnancy?

If you’re a guy who just found out your partner is pregnant and it wasn’t the plan, you’re probably feeling a lot right now. The ground can shift fast. You might feel the urge to fix it, freeze up, or quietly pull back while you figure out what to think. All of that is understandable.

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What Are the Risks of Ordering the Abortion Pill Online?

Ordering the abortion pill online can feel like a private, convenient solution, especially when a clinic feels out of reach or time feels short. But what arrives in the mail comes without the medical screening, confirmed gestational age, or pregnancy location check that helps determine whether the abortion pill is safe to take. Before ordering

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How to Tell Your Boyfriend and Family You Are Pregnant

Telling those closest to you that you are unexpectedly pregnant has to be one of the hardest discussions you’ll have. You may be tempted to avoid sharing the news, knowing they’ll be shocked, angry, or even disappointed. However, the sooner you talk with them, the better. Here are a few steps you can take to

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What Are the Signs of an Incomplete Abortion?

Having an abortion is a serious medical procedure, and like other procedures, it has the potential for complications. One of the risks is an incomplete abortion. Incomplete doesn’t mean the pregnancy didn’t end. It means a woman’s body didn’t expel all the pregnancy tissue from her body. This complication is also known as retained products

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My Birth Control Failed: What Do I Do?

When you say “failed,” do you mean that you know you are pregnant, or did the condom break? If you’ve confirmed a pregnancy, your next step is to learn about your options. If the condom broke, it’s time to find out if you’re pregnant. Guess what? We can help you find answers to both. If

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3 Reasons You Need an Ultrasound Before Abortion

Do you think getting an ultrasound before an abortion is a waste of time and money? Actually, it’s not. An ultrasound provides critical information that you need to protect your health and safety. Ultrasound not only helps determine what abortion procedure you qualify for, but also if getting an abortion is even necessary. Learn more

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