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Xena is a loving and charismatic person but most importantly, a strong woman. She unfortunately had to face the struggles of being a single parent and placing her second child for adoption. Placing her child for adoption was the hardest thing she has ever done. Even so, all Xena wanted was the absolute best for her.

The typical nine months leading up to childbirth can be overwhelming for any mother, especially if she is unequipped to parent her child in the way she hopes and dreams her child to be raised.

Speak To A Counselor For an unplanned pregnancy, there is no easy choice. But as you give your decision the time and consideration it deserves, you’ll grow more confident, peaceful, and prepared for your future.

Gladney Center for Adoption does not care what you look like, the money in your pocket, or the skeletons in your closet. We promise that our table is big enough for you to lay out whatever baggage you might be carrying. This is not a gimmick, this is not a ruse; this is an agency that wants to help.

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The decision of what to do after finding out about an unplanned pregnancy is not easy. However, there are many options that you can consider. Rushing towards a decision will only lead to more stress and uncertainty. Make sure you know and think about your options and give consideration to this important decision. With this, you will become more confident and certain. You will also be better prepared for the future of what is in store for you and your baby. There are many options to consider such as marriage, single parenting, adoption, and abortion. Make sure you know the positives and negatives surrounding each option.

If you are a birth parent considering adoption for your child, start with research about the adoption process. Reach out and contact an Options Counselor. They can give you information surrounding adoption through phone calls, live chats, emails, or by filling out a contact form. Talking to an Options Counselor does not mean that you have decided on adoption. However, it is beneficial to talk to someone who cares for you and your child’s well-being and can help if you are going through a difficult time.

If you have found yourself in an unplanned pregnancy help may seem nonexistent, but we’re here to tell you that it does exist, and it’s easier to get than you think.

I have been at Gladney for 3.5 academic semesters now and with my last semester half way over, now is a good time to share some reflections.