Women's Resource Blog

You can get just about any information online. However, if you are wondering, “When did I conceive?” or “How far along am I?” A due date or conception calculator can give you a good estimation, but it won’t give you the information you need to make decisions about your pregnancy. It’s also important for you to know if you are really pregnant. Home pregnancy tests, while far more accurate than they used to be, are a verification of pregnancy, not a confirmation. The only way

You’re responsible. You’re careful. Yet now, you’re staring at two lines on a pregnancy test, asking yourself, “How did this happen?” The uncomfortable reality is that no birth control method is 100% perfect. Even with diligent use, life happens. Missed pills, illness, or medications can lower the pill’s effectiveness, and suddenly, the unthinkable becomes your reality. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, confused, or unsure what to do next, take a deep breath. You’re not alone in

A positive pregnancy test (including a home test) is an indication of pregnancy, but not a confirmation. An ultrasound can confirm your pregnancy and it can indicate how far along you are by using measurements to estimate the gestational age of the fetus. We offer limited ultrasounds to anyone who had a positive pregnancy test at The Share Center. Our medical personnel will determine if you are eligible for a limited ultrasound after you have had a positive pregnancy test at