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Making a Decision
Learning you are pregnant can be stressful. You may be undecided on what to do. We understand this is a personal decision that only you can make.
We are here to provide you with information about the options available to you. If you have questions please talk with your provider.
Some questions to ask yourself:
Who can I talk to about my decision?
What do I see as my options?
What are the pros and cons of choosing adoption, abortion, or parenting?
What information do I need to make this decision?

This brochure was created to connect you to resources in your community that may help you in making your decision.
Parenting
If you are interested in continuing with the pregnancy, here are some resources in your local community. They can support you to have a healthy pregnancy.

Adoption
If you are thinking about adoption here are some local and state agencies that will assist you:
Open Adoption & Family Services
1-800-772-1115, openadopt.org
Boys & Girls Aid of Oregon
1-877-932-2734, boysandgirlsaid.org

Abortion
If you are thinking about abortion, here are some agencies that will assist you in accessing services:
OHSU, Center for Women’s Health
1-503-418-4500, ohsu.edu/womens-health

Northwest Abortion Access Fund
They can help pay for an abortion or help with transportation to and from clinic.
1-866-692-2310, nwaafund.org

An Ectopic Pregnancy
An ectopic pregnancy, sometimes called a tubal pregnancy, happens if a fertilized egg starts to grow outside the uterus, often in the fallopian tube.
It is important for you to know the signs of an ectopic pregnancy as it requires emergency care.
Signs to look for:
Vaginal bleeding
Dizziness or fainting
Belly pain or pelvic pain
Shoulder pain
Nausea and vomiting with pain
Seek medical care if you have any signs or symptoms!

For more information on any of the organizations listed in this brochure, or for other help, contact our office or call one of the numbers in the brochure.

Additional Statewide Services:
Oregon Health Plan
To apply, call
1-800-699-9075
Current OHP members
1-800-273-0557
Department of Human Services (DHS)
503-494-8668

For information about other agencies not listed in this brochure please call 211 or text HEALTH to 898211.

Pregnancy
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You have choices
Parenting
Adoption
Open and Closed
Abortion
Medical and Surgical