After the Supreme Court announced its decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, an almost 50-year-old ruling, many states began to act and make their own regulations on abortion immediately. Many were asking, “Which states allow abortion and which ones do not?” This blog post will take a closer look to answer this question. Which States
Read MoreAfter the Supreme Court overturned Roe, women were left fearing emergency care would not be permitted in situations of pregnancy complications. However, it should be known that if pregnancy termination becomes necessary to save a woman’s life, emergency intervention and care are legally allowed. What About Miscarriages and Ectopic Pregnancies? Some of the most common
Read MoreThe overturning of Roe v. Wade impacts all states, including Colorado. Due to this Supreme Court decision, every state now has the power to determine its own abortion laws. There are currently varying restrictions depending on the state and lawmakers who speak for the people of that territory. What Does the Overturning Mean for the
Read MoreAfter the recent reversal of the Roe v. Wade decision made by the Supreme Court in June of 2022, many are left with unanswered questions about how this will impact the United States. It’s important to separate fact from fiction to clarify further this verdict and what it means for each state. Is Abortion Illegal
Read MoreAfter the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade, many Americans were unsure what that meant for abortion access. Although each state has its own restrictions, in Colorado, abortion is not illegal. However, there are some limitations currently in place in this state. What Are Colorado’s Abortion Restrictions? According to the Colorado Statues section, 13-22-704, minors
Read MoreWith the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, many women question whether they can receive the abortion pill via telehealth. While this may be possible, it depends on the laws governing the state you reside in and the individual provider. Why Is It Complicated? First, since many states have begun to restrict abortion access, many
Read MoreGetting tested for a sexually transmitted disease or infection is a crucial step to take to protect your long-term health. The CDC estimates that 1 in 5 people have an infection, although many are asymptomatic so they may not be aware of it. If you’re considering getting tested, read below to learn how this can
Read MoreIf you’re unexpectedly pregnant and are considering your options, then abortion is probably on your radar. It’s important to do your research so you can make an informed decision. There are some lesser known effects of abortion and itsnegative impact on women’s mental health. Your mental health is just as important as your reproductive health!
Read MoreEven if you’re considering abortion, an ultrasound is important for three reasons: It will tell you how far along you are It will alert you to a possible miscarriage It will determine if you have an ectopic pregnancy Don’t skip this important step in your pregnancy decision-making process. Keep reading to learn why. An Ultrasound
Read MoreNo matter what type of medical procedure you have, there will always be a list of possible side effects and risks that might occur. Abortion is no different. Whether you use drugs or have a surgical procedure, there are side effects and risks. You deserve to learn as much as possible before scheduling an abortion.
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A positive result on a pregnancy test isn’t enough. Get the information you need before scheduling an abortion. We can provide this screening for you at no cost.
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You need to know how far along you are in your pregnancy, if your pregnancy is viable (growing), and its location. Critical information you can only get with an ultrasound.
