Pregnancy can be one of the happiest experiences in a woman's life. But when unplanned, a pregnancy can become a woman's most tumultuous experience.
The Unplanned Pregnancy Handbook can help.

The Unplanned Pregnancy Handbook features a wealth of resources about pregnancy, abortion and adoption. Women of all walks of life also share
their real life stories in The Unplanned Pregnancy Handbook.

Abortion and adoption are often taboo subjects in discussions about pregnancy. But this book aims to educate, not judge. This is not a pro-life or pro-choice book. This is not a pro-adoption or anti-adoption
book.

The Unplanned Pregnancy Handbook provides women with information to continue their unplanned pregnancy with ease. This title includes information about programs such as WIC program, welfare, and Medicaid among other programs that can assist a woman facing and unplanned pregnancy.

The Unplanned Pregnancy Handbook gives an in depth look at the abortion process and procedure, including mandatory waiting periods and parental consent laws. The Unplanned Pregnancy Handbook also discusses adoption as an option.

Whether a woman decides to continue with her pregnancy and raise her child, has an abortion, or gives the child up for adoption, this book can help her make her decision -- and educate
her as well.
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More than 3 million unintended pregnancies occur every year in the United States. The 3 million women who use no contraceptives account for almost half of these pregnancies (47%), while the 39 million method users account for 53%.

The majority of unintended pregnancies among contraceptive users result from inconsistent or incorrect use.

Each year, almost 1 million teenage women--10% of all women aged 15-19 and 19% of those who have had sexual intercourse--become pregnant.

13% of all U.S. births are to teens.

Nearly 4 in 10 teen pregnancies (excluding those ending in miscarriages) are terminated by abortion. There were about 274,000 abortions among teens in 1996.

48% of pregnancies among American women are unintended; 1/2 of these are terminated by abortion.

A sexually active teenager who does not use contraceptives has a 90% chance of becoming pregnant within one year.