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Jamie's Story

From Our Clients

“I took the first abortion pill and I felt it so deeply… Please, somebody give me another chance.” I told my sister, “I took the pill. I took it. I don’t know what to do.” She had told me about Stanton, she saw their sign about abortion pill reversal. She said “Jamie, it’s going to be ok, just go to Stanton.” I needed hope, I need to be believed in. When I walked through that door, they gave me that. Stanton did. They were like a family, they showed me the upmost compassion.”

Frequently Asked Questions

The abortion pill, also known as medication abortion, is a two-step process used to end an early pregnancy. It typically involves taking two medications: mifepristone, which blocks the hormone needed to sustain pregnancy, followed by misoprostol, which causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy. This method is usually used within the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.

It’s a two-step process:

  •  Mifepristone – Blocks progesterone, a hormone essential for maintaining pregnancy.
  • Misoprostol (taken 24–48 hours later) – Causes cramping, bleeding, and expulsion of pregnancy tissue.
    • This typically happens at home, and the process can take hours or days.
  • Abortion Pill Reversal is most effective when started within 24–72 hours after taking mifepristone.
  • Treatment includes progesterone, the natural hormone your body needs for pregnancy.
  • Yes. Progesterone has been used for over 50 years to help prevent miscarriage.
  • Research shows a 64–68% success rate for continuing pregnancy after reversal.
  • No current evidence links mifepristone to birth defects.
  • Severe cramping
  • Heavy bleeding
  • Nausea
  • Possible life-threatening complications

Emergency room visits linked to abortion pills have increased significantly in recent years.

  • Many abortion pills are ordered online with no medical screening, no ultrasound, and no guarantee of what’s in them.
  • Abortion pills are often shipped from overseas (India, Mexico), raising concerns about safety and effectiveness.
  • If you’ve taken only the first pill (mifepristone) and changed your mind: It may not be too late to continue your pregnancy.
  • Thousands of women have successfully reversed the process.

An ultrasound is an important medical step before taking the abortion pill.

An ultrasound helps confirm how far along a pregnancy is and whether the pregnancy is located in the uterus. Certain medical risks, including ectopic (tubal) pregnancy, cannot be identified by a pregnancy test alone and can be life-threatening if left undetected.
An ultrasound provides essential health information so a woman can understand her pregnancy and her medical situation. At Stanton Healthcare, we offer limited obstetrical ultrasounds at no charge to the client, along with compassionate care and medically accurate information.
If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact our office. We are here to support women with dignity, clarity, and care.

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