I’m pregnant

Let’s take the next hour—not solve your whole life.

Shock can make every question feel urgent. Start with safety, accurate information and enough privacy to hear your own voice.

Your first steps

Small, steady and in the right order.

1

Check your body

Confirm the pregnancy and gestation with a qualified clinician. Seek urgent care for severe one-sided pain, shoulder-tip pain, fainting, heavy bleeding or feeling very unwell.

2

Check your freedom

Notice whether anyone is threatening, rushing, monitoring or making the decision feel unsafe. You deserve a private conversation.

3

Name the loudest fear

Money? Housing? A relationship? Health? Study or work? Naming it makes practical help easier to find.

4

Choose one safe person

A trusted person can help you gather information, attend an appointment or simply sit beside you without directing your choice.

Your next 24 hours

A private first-step plan

Write down one medical contact, one safe person and the question you most need answered. You do not need an account to use the planning tools.

Create my plan →

About time and deadlines

Ask a clinician what is medically or legally time-sensitive in your state or territory. We will never create an artificial delay, and no one else’s pressure should be disguised as your deadline.