Pregnancy refers to the period between the time that the pre-embryo successfully attaches to the wall of the uterus until the time the fetus is ready to be born (usually about 40 weeks after the beginning of the woman’s last menstrual period.) Depending upon the circumstances, it can be a time of good health, great joy or contentment for the prospective parents, or one of poor health, sadness or fear. For some it is a dream come true, for others, the desire to become pregnant continues unfulfilled.

NATIONAL AND LOCAL STATISTICS

• Preventing Teen Pregnancy 
• US Teenage Pregnancy Statistics: With Comparative Statistics for Women Aged 20 – 24
• Facts In Brief- Statistics about Induced Abortion

HOW CAN I GET PREGNANT?

How Pregnancy Happens
Fertility Awareness based Methods
Infertility

WHAT IF I AM PREGNANT?

Pregnancy Choices

        Being a Parent 

Adoption

    Gladney Center for Adoption

    Independent Adoption center 

Abortion

    Choosing Abortion

    Surgical Abortion--Questions and Answers

    Medication Abortion--Questions and Answers

 

Prenatal Care

Especially for Fathers

Ectopic Pregnancy

Especially for Teens