What Now?
What if I'm pregnant?
- I could never have an abortion, but what do I do now?
- Is raising a child by myself the best choice for me?
- Is placing the baby for adoption the best choice for me?
- Everyone is telling me to have an abortion, but is that really the only choice for me?
You want to choose what is best for you and for the child… First, be sure you are pregnant.
How do I know if I'm pregnant?
You might be Pregnant if:
- You have missed one or more monthly periods.
- Your breasts are swollen and tender.
- You are nauseated or you have a change of appetite.
- You are tired or dizzy.
- You have an increase in urination.
You have three choices if you are pregnant:
- You can choose to have a baby and raise the child.
- You can choose to have a baby and place the child for adoption.
- You can choose to end the pregnancy.
At Expectations Women’s Centers we are committed to helping you during this difficult time. To this end we have peer mentors to help you make a choice you can live with.
How can I decide which choice is best for me?
Consider each of your choices carefully. Ask yourself:
- Which choice(s) could I live with?
- Which choice(s) would be impossible for me?
- How would each choice affect my everyday life?
- What would each choice mean to the people closest to me?
It is our mission at Expectations Women’s Center to empower you to make an informed decision, and to present you with accurate information. Do not let anyone pressure you into any decision against your will. You may bring your partner, your parents, or someone else if you wish to meet with our mentors. You get to decide who will be a part of your decision-making process.

