Sad

Sadness is common with unplanned or unwanted pregnancy. Sadness is loss. Sadness is releasing the pregnancy. Sadness can also be letting go of the process of making the decision. When you’ve been through something so absorbing and intense – and then that experience ends – you can be left with a feeling of emptiness.

Pregnancy hormones can intensify sensitivity and sadness. After ending a pregnancy, there can be sadness when the pregnancy hormones decline. Tears are normal. It’s important to have the experience of going through these emotions, rather than pushing them down.

EMOTIONS

GUILTY

CONFLICTED

SAD

ALONE

ANXIOUS

COUPLES

FOR MOMS

FOR MEN

“Early Options is a place where I felt safe, supported and taken care of during one of the most vulnerable times of my life.”

“I honestly wish every medical experience could be this comfortable and efficient”

“The attunement of the staff to my emotional needs at the time was incredible.”

“There is truly no need for anesthesia. The process is quick and so is the recovery time.”

"During an emotionally charged time in a woman's life, going to place with privacy and peacefulness is extremely important."

"I know that finding a place like this that treats you with dignity, respect and without judgment is pivotal to making peace. "

"I felt so at ease with all of the staff. They were so kind and talked to me like I was a real person."

"They literally held my hand each step of the way and comforted me."

"I was nervous and scared, but was quickly put to ease. They even allowed my partner in the room with me to hold my hand."

"Take it from someone who was an absolute nervous wreck coming into this office, the staff was unbelievable."

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