Beyond Prenatal Choice: Support and Information After Pregnancy Termination Due to a Fetal Abnormality
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Beyond Prenatal Choice: Support and Information After Pregnancy Termination Due to a Fetal Abnormality
This 8-page pamphlet has been written for individuals who find out, through prenatal diagnosis, that their fetus has an abnormality, and choose to terminate the pregnancy. It was written by professionals in the Baltimore-Washington area who are involved with Beyond Prenatal Choice, a support group. The purpose of this pamphlet is to provide some guidance and support for the days and weeks ahead. Nothing can take away the pain and grief you are feeling, but perhaps the information contained in these pages can help you know what to expect and can provide you with some resources to help make your experience less difficult.
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