I’m Pregnant But I Don’t Want to Be

March 16, 2025

Share this article

If you think you could be pregnant but you don’t want to be, what do you do? This is never an easy question to answer. When you find yourself in this situation, you need to talk closely with your partner and loved ones, and also consider the outcomes of each choice you can make. At Care Pregnancy Clinic, we are here to discuss your pregnancy options with you and support you every step of the way. Call us at 225-275-0100 or text us at 225-229-5826 to learn more about our services and how we can help you.

When You Think You’re Pregnant

If you haven’t taken a pregnancy test, that should be your first step. If cost is a barrier, you can get pregnancy testing done here at our center at no charge to you. Our medical-grade pregnancy tests are over 99% accurate. This helps you get access to resources and find answers sooner rather than later.

Once you have a confirmed pregnancy test, you should also get a diagnostic screening to ensure your pregnancy is safe. This is an important step even when you don’t want to be pregnant or you are considering abortion. Diagnostic screenings are the best way of determining whether your pregnancy will continue on its own naturally, and what abortion options are available to you. We offer these at our center at no cost.

What to Do Next

After you’ve found out you’re really pregnant, you have several options to consider. Each has their upsides and downsides, so you’ll want to think carefully about them all. Abortion is often the first consideration, but as with any medical procedure, it’s important to know how it may affect you. We provide pre-termination assessments at our center at no cost to you, as well as information on your other pregnancy options. Call us at 225-275-0100 or text us at 225-229-5826 to schedule your appointment today.

Along with considering your pregnancy options, you should also start an open dialog with the people you trust, such as your partner, your family, your close friends, or your doctor. This will help you get answers to your questions, different perspectives on your problems, and support for your choices and decisions. Discuss how you feel about all of your pregnancy options and which one you think might be right for you.

And remember, you don’t need to feel guilty about your feelings. It’s natural to be scared or hesitant about pregnancy, especially when you weren’t expecting it. It’s important to be able to process your emotions with people you trust in order to work through them and approach your pregnancy decision with a clear mind.

Contact Us Today

For additional pregnancy help and resources, contact Care Pregnancy Clinic today. Our center offers pre-termination assessments that include diagnostic screenings, pregnancy options consultation, STD testing, and community support referrals. All services are offered at no-cost to you and are 100% confidential. Call us at 225-275-0100 or text us at 225-229-5826 to schedule an appointment and start getting the support you deserve.

Recent Posts

July 30, 2026
The abortion pill is actually a two-medication process involving Mifepristone and Misoprostol.
July 7, 2026
If you’re considering the abortion pill, it’s important to understand what your body may experience. While symptoms are expected, others could signal a more serious issue. Knowing the difference between common side effects and potential complications can help you make informed decisions and seek care when needed.
June 15, 2026
Finding out you're pregnant can make your mind race. You might be wondering, Do my parents have to know? What are my options? What am I allowed to do?
May 28, 2026
If pregnancy wasn't a part of your plan, you may be looking for a private and easy way to end it. You may be wondering if you can pick up abortion pills over the counter at your local pharmacy.
May 12, 2026
Seeing a positive pregnancy test can bring a flood of emotions all at once. You may feel overwhelmed, scared, confused, numb, pressured, or simply unsure what to do next.
April 22, 2026
When facing an unexpected pregnancy, uncertainty can feel like your new normal. Questions swirl, decisions feel heavy, and clarity seems out of reach. If you’re considering abortion, understanding what actually happens during the process can bring that clarity back.
April 14, 2026
Finding out you’re pregnant—especially when it’s unexpected—can feel overwhelming. Along with the emotions, questions, and decisions, one big concern often rises to the surface: Who should I tell?
February 15, 2026
An unplanned pregnancy can feel overwhelming, and when your parents disagree with your choices, the emotional strain can intensify. While your parents’ concerns may come from love or a desire to protect your future, it’s important to remember: this is your body, and this is your decision.
February 1, 2026
It’s one of the most common questions people ask when facing an unexpected pregnancy. But the answer isn’t always simple. Abortion limits depend on how far along the pregnancy is, the type of abortion being considered, and medical risks that increase over time.
January 15, 2026
Finding out you are pregnant can bring up a lot of emotions, especially if it happens early in a relationship. Maybe things are still new. Maybe you care about your partner but are unsure what kind of future you see together. Or maybe you just started dating and did not expect to be having a baby so soon in the relationship.
Show More