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An unexpected pregnancy can be difficult if expanding your family is not a part of your immediate plan. It’s understandable to feel unsure of the next steps as you consider options like abortion. You owe it to yourself to research the  risks and advantages of all your options to make an informed choice. What Can…

If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy, there are a couple of highly recommended health screenings that you’ll want to schedule first. The following screenings can give you peace of mind and more information about your pregnancy, empowering you to make an informed decision. Pregnancy Testing If you haven’t already, taking a pregnancy test is…

An incomplete abortion occurs when the abortion fails to completely remove a pregnancy (fetus, and placenta) from a woman’s uterus. Unremoved fetal or placental parts can become a breeding ground for bacteria, creating a risk of life-threatening maternal infection. Read the rest of this article to understand the symptoms as well as the likelihood of…

With Georgia’s 6-week abortion ban, women with unplanned pregnancies must consider other options instead of going to a local abortion clinic.  Read this article to learn about local resources and your options out of state. Can I get an abortion in Alabama, Tennessee, or Florida? Alabama and Tennessee do not allow abortion after fertilization unless…

Abortion is legal in Georgia only up to 6 weeks of gestational age and women seeking abortions must provide voluntary informed consent at least 24 hours beforehand, except in medical emergencies. Minors must notify a parent or guardian 24 hours before a court waives that requirement. If you’re already farther along than six weeks, you…

With the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the summer of 2022, each state now has the authority to restrict or allow abortion.  Abortion is permitted  in Georgia for up to six weeks gestation, by which time a fetus has a detectable heartbeat. Read this article for more information about our state laws and the…

In each state, there are unique laws either restricting or protecting abortion rights. In some states, like Georgia, state Medicaid will cover abortion under special circumstances, like rape or incest.  Read this article to learn more about the abortion laws in our state and what pregnancy options are available to you. What are the Abortion…

With its strict abortion laws, abortion is legal in Georgia only up to 6 weeks of gestational age. To calculate how far along you are in your pregnancy, you’ll want to count back from the first day of your menstrual period. If you’re already farther along than six weeks, you may be considering traveling out…

After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, abortion was banned after six weeks of gestational age in Georgia. A lower-court judge overruled this, but the State Supreme Court reinstated this ban.