Get a lab quality pregnancy test…ask to ensure it is lab quality.
Get information from a trusted source, for example one who does not gain financially from your decision.
Get information on what is occurring at 3-4 weeks gestation so you don’t find yourself with
decisional regret in the near future.
Get an ultrasound as early as 4 weeks gestation to estimate the gestational age of your pregnancy.
Get a professional consultation (RN for example) to build a plan of action.
Get a list of resources giving shared experiences related to abortion pill outcomes.
Get a follow-up plan in place. This may include a second ultrasound to confirm growth, this may include a second consult,
or it may include a follow-up visit post picking up your pills.
Get a referral for any additional information you need. A doctor’s office, your closest Emergency department, of what to do with an adverse outcome. In other words: Be clear as to what you should do if anything goes wrong.
The source I went to was not knowledgeable – my experience didn’t match their description
The source I went to financially benefited from my choice
The source I went to did not invest time in me – I felt marginalized
The source I went to did not prepare me in case of an emergency
The source I went to misled me
The source I went to did not inform me completely/accurately
The source I went to did not give me follow-up information or instructions
The source I went to did not consider my values
Call about your Values Based Plan (VBP)
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Know your state laws regarding the abortion pill.
Patient responsibility includes honest medical history.
As a patient you may want to research cost variables.
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customer access and distribution methods.
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