Faqs Archive | WaterLife PCC

What Are the Risks of Abortion?

December 20, 2022

Medical Abortion Also called “the abortion pill,” medical abortion involves two types of drugs: mifepristone and misoprostol. The first drug prescribed … Continued

What Are My Options?

July 10, 2017

When it comes to an unexpected pregnancy, you have three potential options: abortion, adoption, and parenting. It’s important to first … Continued

Am I Really Pregnant?

July 10, 2017

First step to pregnancy confirmation is no-cost pregnancy testing at our center. If you receive positive pregnancy testing, we can … Continued

Do I Need An Ultrasound?

July 10, 2017

If you received a positive pregnancy test and pregnancy testing at our center, an ultrasound is your next step to … Continued

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"My name is V.H. Since getting pregnant, WaterLife PCC has been such a blessing and a loving place to learn about birth and labor, and being pregnant. I am beyond blessed and thankful for the ladies who work there and choose to dedicate their time to those who are pregnant. I would recommend it to anyone in need."

V.H

"My name is W. O.. I liked the individual attention WaterLife PCC gave me. They let me help choose my classes during my pregnancy, provided an ultrasound and pregnancy test for me, and they were nice to me and my partner. I strongly recommend anyone who is shocked by getting pregnant to go to WaterLife for personal help."

W. O.

"Thank you for having a nurse who could meet with me when I found out I was pregnant. She was really helpful and scheduled an ultrasound for me. The ultrasounds showed me the baby. It helped me decide that my baby was important and it made me feel calmer knowing I could come to WaterLife PCC when I have questions or need diapers or clothes for my baby."

M. K.

"I couldn't decide if I wanted to be pregnant or not. The staff was helpful and understanding. They did not pass judgment when I asked questions. The center has a calm and comfortable atmosphere."

A. H.

"The staff was very interested in me. They were sensitive and respectful, and I felt they understood me. I was not embarrassed talking about personal things with the sonographer and advocate."

L. E.

"They were friendly and helpful."

M.L.