Adverse Pregnancy

Having a baby is a wonderful event in any family's life. But when an adverse pregnancy diagnosis is received from a physician, parents don't know where to turn. As in most medical situations, it is always wise for parents to consider a second opinion before they make a final decision about their pregnancy.

• Do you have a resource to help parents deal with an adverse pregnancy diagnosis? Answer
  
  
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• Why Carry a Dying Child?
  Poignant reasons a dying baby should be allowed to live.
• Our "Tess-timony"
  A mother's poignant testimony of her adverse pregnancy diagnosis and subsequent birth of her Down syndrome daughter, Tess.
• Our Son Joe
  A father writes about the blessings of his son, born with Spina Bifida.
  

• A Special Kind of Love
  Caring for a child with special needs takes a lot of support. Receive it from those who’ve experienced it for themselves.
• "When Love Wins" Packet
  This is a comprehensive, educational kit for women considering abortion because of medical complications with their pregnancy.
• Post-Abortion Kit
  Women who have had an abortion usually suffer profound emotional, spiritual and even physical consequences. But this compassionate, educational kit can help!
• Making Informed Decisions About Abortion/Adult Kit
  This is a comprehensive, educational kit for women considering abortion.

• The American Association of Pro-life Obstetricians and Gynecologists can refer you to a pro-life physician in your state. You can access this information on their Web site at www.aaplog.org
• CHASK- Christian Homes and Special Kids- provides family support to parents who have received an adverse pregnancy diagnosis. Additionally, they maintain a list of families willing to adopt special needs children. You can access this information on their Web site at www.chask.org
• You can also find a Christian doctor by searching Christian Medical and Dental Associations Web site at www.cmdahome.org