Adoption
If you’re unmarried, a positive pregnancy test may well be some of the worst news you’ve ever received.
You may be feeling shock, fear, dismay, guilt or embarrassment. You probably feel alone, scared and overwhelmed about the decisions you need to make.
In particular, at some point in the next few months, you will be deciding who will raise this precious new life. Will you release your baby to a loving adoptive family? Or will you raise him or her as a single mother?
Questions and Answers
- Do you have information on adoption resources? Answer
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Related Resources
- The Whole Life Adoption Book
This professional resource equips the prospective and new adoptive parents with all the information they need to prepare for the adoption process.
- Making Informed Decisions About Abortion/Teen Kit
Teenage girls considering abortion will find this comprehensive, educational kit helpful and encouraging.
- Making Informed Decisions About Abortion/Adult Kit
This is a comprehensive, educational kit for women considering abortion.
Related Organizations and Web sites
Inclusion in this list does not represent an endorsement by Focus on the Family.
- birthmombuds.com
Find information about your pregnancy at www.optionline.org