According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), intimate partner violence (sometimes called domestic violence) affects 1 in 3 women in the USA.
On Saturday morning, December 13, 1997, I went in to get Allyssa Hope, my five-month-old baby girl, up for the day. When I walked up
For years I struggled with many emotions that I associated with childhood sexual abuse: guilt, shame, doubt, fear and depression plagued me. However, God used
After experiencing two miscarriages and struggling with infertility, I knew I needed help working through my grief. However, I was hesitant to meet one-on-one for
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Also known as an extrauterine pregnancy, an ectopic pregnancy is a potentially life-threatening condition in which a fertilized egg implants outside of the uterus—most often
That’s a great question. Here’s a chart that may help you out, as people often get confused about these pills. The Abortion Pill: The Morning-After
My girlfriend’s pregnant. Now what? This is a big moment for both of you, and how you respond matters. Here are a few steps to
Becoming a parent is exciting and scary. Parenting is a big responsibility, but it is one that comes with a lot of joy and satisfaction.
In the first blog, we talked about the different ways you can begin an adoption plan. In this part, we will distinguish those choices further.
Adoption is a loving option. Considering adoption does not mean you are selfish or that you are abandoning your child. Women who choose adoption love
