How Does the Overturning of Roe v. Wade Affect Women’s Rights?

In 2022, the overruling of Roe v. Wade that happened due to Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization found that elective abortion access isn’t covered by the Constitution.  While this decision gives each state the authority to restrict or provide elective abortion access, this doesn’t affect women’s right to access medically necessary healthcare.  If you’re

When Should I Take a Pregnancy Test?

Wondering whether you’re pregnant can be stressful, especially if you weren’t planning to be. What’s more, typical pregnancy symptoms can indicate other health conditions. Receive the facts you need with pregnancy testing. Women’s Care Center Parkersburg offers complimentary pregnancy testing. This lab-quality service will help confirm a pregnancy and help us direct you to the

Can Women Die if They Can’t Have an Abortion?

Abortion laws nationwide can be confusing, and a state’s laws can change quickly with the stroke of a pen. In West Virginia, a licensed medical professional may perform an abortion if, in their “reasonable medical judgment,” the embryo or fetus is nonviable, the pregnancy is ectopic, in the case of sexual assault or incest, or

Roe v. Wade Overturned: Separating Fact From Fiction?

If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, you are probably wondering how the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade affects your state. Read this article for the significance of the ruling and how it affects abortion access moving forward. With many things circulating, we want to separate fact from fiction. What Does It Mean That Roe

Can You Still Get an Abortion in West Virginia?

When the Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade decision, power was returned to individual states to determine their own abortion laws. Shortly after this significant decision, West Virginia passed legislation banning elective abortion.  Women cannot obtain an abortion in West Virginia. Exceptions While elective abortion is completely banned in West Virginia, exceptions are built

Does the Overturning of Roe v. Wade Affect WV?

The overturning of Roe v. Wade altered abortion laws in many states. At the time of this writing, abortion is banned in West Virginia, except in some instances, which include:  Saving the mother’s life If the pregnancy is a result of incest or rape If the pregnancy isn’t viable (expected to live outside the womb)

What Is a Medical Abortion?

A medical abortion, also commonly referred to as the “abortion pill,” is a combination of two drugs that work together to end a pregnancy and force it from the uterus.  If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and considering medical abortion, it’s essential to understand the physical and mental health risks involved so that you can

Do I Have to Tell My Partner My Pregnancy Decision?

You are not legally required to tell your partner which decision you choose. However, many women in healthy relationships find sharing their decision with their partners worthwhile.   If you are uncomfortable telling your partner your decision, uncovering why may be a good idea. Do You Feel Safe? If you don’t want to tell your partner

I Don’t Want Another Abortion

If you’re pregnant and have had a previous abortion, you have different options for this pregnancy: parenting and adoption. While both choices are challenging and require carrying the pregnancy to full term- they can be rewarding and these options help avoid another abortion.  Read on to learn more about parenting and adoption. Or, if you

My Partner Is Pressuring Me to Have an Abortion, but I’m Not Sure?

The choice of the outcome of your pregnancy is not always an easy decision. It is a very personal decision that will change the direction of your life. It can become an even bigger challenge to make a confident decision when others are pressuring you to do what they think is right.  This is your

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