A perspective that honors women’s experiences and calls for deeper listening When a woman steps into a doctor’s office, seeking help, she often expects two things: to be listened to and to be helped. Yet for many who use hormonal contraception or other medical birth control methods, the side effects they experience are minimized—called “normal,” “expected,” or even “all in your head.”  Whether it’s through pregnancy decisions or family planning, we believe women should be bet

The landscape of women's reproductive health is often clouded by stigma and misinformation, particularly when it comes to addressing complications post-self-managed abortions. The prevailing notion that women should conceal such experiences from healthcare professionals perpetuates not just danger but also fosters an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. In reality, it is crucial to seek medical assistance promptly if your self-managed abortion encounters unexpected challenges.

Finding out if you’re pregnant can be an emotional rollercoaster, especially if it's unexpected. You may feel a rush of excitement,...

If you or someone you care about is facing an unexpected pregnancy, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. With so much information (and...