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Q: best way to have an abortion

asked by: awesomeabril on July 29th, 2009

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I recently found out I'm pregnant but not in the situation to have a baby. My boyfriend and I agreed that abortion was the best way to go.

So I was checking out Planned Parenthood which offers the pill and the vacuum.
I was thinking of doing the pill because I really don't want to do this anyway and it seemed cheaper but the vacuum seems safer and more for sure?

So which is the best way to go? pill or vacuum?

Also I'm still under my mom's insurance. Will she get a bill or can she somehow find out?

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redhereforanswers

replied on July 29th, 2009

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Well most insurance's I dont believe will pay for this procedue. But as far the procedure. It seems like the vacuum is a more secure option. From my research if you take the pill it is a possiblity that it doesnt complete the process and then you will still need to get vacuumed. The vacuum is a one shot deal. They go in and take it out with no mistakes as long as you are far along enough for the doctors not to miss anything (5-6weeks at least). But again it is still your decesion. But I believe the vacuum would be the best choice. (check out my question and give me some insight as well thanks).

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