What is a good way to give yourself an abortion from home?

	What is a good way to give yourself an abortion from home? I can't get any one to help they left me on my own the doctors won't allow me to do it without parental consent and they won't give it and this is the only way sadly. Is there any way i can do it without dying? Asked By: g l - 6/30/2009

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If you go to a Planned Parenthood clinic that has a low-income program it can be as cheap as 115$. If you tells them you have no job, no money and no support they will likely have you pay the minimum for the procedure and get donations to cover the rest. 1-800-230-PLAN (1-800-230-7526) to find the Planned Parenthood clinic nearest you. You have the choice between the pill (which can be taken up to 11weeks, at home or at a friends house) or the vacuum method (in clinic procedure). Personally I used the pill method so I could be at home with my husband but some women want to have the surgical, so it's done and over with when they leave the clinic. If you are underage you may want to check this site out to see about parental consent laws and whatnot. http://www.sexetc.org/state Self-induced abortion, the best information is available in a book called Natural Liberty: Rediscovering Self-Induced Abortion Methods by Sage-femme Collective. ISBN 9780964592001 available at Amazon.com. This book details self-induced abortion methods, dosages and potential risks of medical abortion, menstrual extraction, herbal abortion, massage, etc. Free excerpts from the book are available at their website: http://www.sagefemmetoday.com and they have some information in FAQs regarding cautions regarding online ordering of medical abortion pharmaceuticals. Detailed how-to information on medical abortion - the safest and most effective method of self-induced abortion is available at www.womenonwaves.org However, Womenonwaves and Womenonweb's service is for areas where abortion is illegal. There are several websites that offer the medical abortion pharmaceuticals online for sale, however many of them are suspect or proven to take your money, but not send the pills or send pills that do not contain the medical abortion medicines mifepristone and misoprostol. There are non-judgemental resources for people who are looking to decide what decision is best for them (also called "options counseling" -- and it is not the same thing as pushing your agenda on someone). Backline http://www.yourbackline.org/ is a great organization which connects women with resources for which ever option they choose. The National Abortion Federation http://www.prochoice.org/ also has options counseling, and they can refer to clinics that offer abortion as well as give factual information about abortion and (sometimes) offer financial assistance. There is funding available - either through donations to clinics or low (or no) interest loans for a clinical abortion. Going to a clinic is safer and more effective than attempting self-induced abortion. For funding information in the USA: http://www.nnaf.org/help.html After abortion, there is a free non-judgemental counseling talkline called Exhale http://www.4exhale.org/ All of these lines respect the wide range of emotions women are feeling at this time and the diversity of their experiences. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menstrual_extraction If you are underage in the United States and are looking at self-induced abortion because of fear of parental notification – there are organizations set up to assist you. Contact your local National Organization of Women chapter http:// www.now.org or your local Unitarian Church minister http:// www.uua.org and ask about Operation Overground - a service to help transport and provide accomodation for women who must travel across states to obtain clinical abortion services. When you travel to another state without parental notification laws - you do not need to obtain permission or notification. Sometimes Medicaid covers it depending on your state, http://www.ourbodiesourselves.org/book/companion.asp?id=20&compID=64 ~~~Email me, I may be able to help if I knew your situation. You may be able to get a judicial bypass which is like a judge giving you parental consent instead of your parents. Call Planned Parenthood they will be able to help they deal with girls in your situation all the time. Even if they can't help the Unitarian Church <<http:// www.uua.org> - Operation Overground can take you to another state and help you get an abortion. If this is what you want find a way to make it happen, no one should suffer forced motherhood. Good luck! Answered By: Divine Oubliette - 6/30/2009

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No, there isn't a way to do it without dieing. And tis is not the only way, it never is. Adoption is always an option. Answered By: Angel Dumott Schunard - 7/3/2009

Allah's Apostle gave the judgment that a male or female slave should be given in Qisas for an abortion case of a woman from the tribe of Bani Lihyan (as blood money for the fetus) but the lady on whom the penalty had been imposed died, so the Prophets ordered that her property be inherited by her offspring and her husband and that the penalty be paid by her Asaba. Allah's Messenger (peace be upon him) said, "The abortion will dispute with his Lord when He causes his parents to enter Hell, and will receive the reply, 'You abortion who are disputing with your Lord, bring your parents into Paradise." He will then draw them with his umbilical cord till he bring them into Paradise." Source(s): hadeeth Answered By: Saddam - 7/3/2009

Medical abortion is the safest method of self-induced abortion. Detailed how-to information on medical abortion - the safest and most effective method of self-induced abortion is available at http://www.womenonwaves.org For a list of bogus scam medical abortion sites and studies of online companies: http://www.womenonwaves.org/article-445-... Misoprostol is reputed to be easier to obtain, and still has a high rate of effectiveness (approximately 80?ffective when used alone). Women on Waves advice regarding how to obtain misoprostol: "The brand names for Misoprostol are Cytotec and Arthrotec and Oxaprost or Cyprostol , Prostokos or Misotrol. Sometimes it is sold over the counter without a prescription. Sometimes a prescription is asked. It is less likely that one would need a prescription for Arthrotec. Misoprostol is used prevents gastric ulcers '''Cytotec and Cyprostol and Mibetec or Misotrol', Prostokos'' are brand names for Misoprostol. Arthrotec and Oxaprost contains Misoprostol and a painkiller called Diclofenac, It is used for pain in the joints, or arthritis. Arthrotec is generally more expensive than Cytotec. - Cytotec (200µg Misoprostol) - Cyprostol - Misotrol - Mibetec - Gymiso (200µg Misoprostol) - Prostokos (25µg Misoprostol) - Vagiprost (25µg Misoprostol) - Arthrotec 50 or 75 (200µg Misoprostol) - Oxaprost 50 or 75 (200µg Misoprostol) To obtain one these medicines, one could for example say that your grandmother has rheumatoid arthritis so severely she can not go to the pharmacy herself, and that you do not have money to pay for a doctor to get the prescriptions for the tablets. If there are problems to get the medicines in one pharmacy, try another pharmacy, or a male friend or partner might have fewer problems obtaining them. Or, perhaps you can find a doctor willing to prescribe them. Usually one can expect more luck at the smaller pharmacies that do not belong to a chain. Sometimes Cytotec can also be bought on the black market (places where you can also buy Marijuana). However try to make sure that is really is Misoprostol and not fake or some other medicine! The woman should buy at least 12 pills of 200 mcg Misoprostol. One pill of Cytotec or Arthrotec should contain 200 micrograms of Misoprostol. Look for the dosage of Misoprostol on the package, usually the tablets contain 200 mcg but other dosages do excist. If the pills do not contain 200 micrograms of Misoprostol, recalculate the number of pills so that the same total amount of Misoprostol is used. " For some current sources of medical abortion pharmaceuticals read the comments on the Mother Jones article "Mail-Order abortion (but be wary of sources reputed to be scams): http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2006/11/mail-order-abortions Also, look at the Topix forum titled "Cytotec, Misoprostol": http://www.topix.com/forum/drug/cytotec I hope this is helpful for you and that you follow your heart, reach out for support, and take care of yourself during this vulnerable time. Source(s): http://www.naturalliberty.com Answered By: Goldair - 7/2/2009

Tell your parents don't do it i mean you should know its ur fault for getting that baby and ur parents will help you Answered By: Angela - 6/30/2009

No. Quit being selfish and keep the child. Answered By: supchandler - 6/30/2009

No, there is no safe way or effective way to do that at home. Talk to your mom and tell her your trouble. She will be angry, but she will help you. Good luck. Answered By: PJ - 6/30/2009

Find the tallest building in your city and jump off the roof. Answered By: Rae's Momma - 6/30/2009

OH MY!!!! Answered By: Country Girl! - 6/30/2009

Omg you are crazy. That is so dangerous just go to an abortion clinic and do it, or tell a relative that you can trust if you cant tell your parents. Good luck! Answered By: Due 2/23/2010 with #1♥ - 6/30/2009

DON'T EVEN ATTEMPT this yourself. go to plan parenthood they won't make you get parental consent. You could k***********f. Answered By: deenie d - 6/30/2009

Well if your parents wont let you then just go through with the pregnancy and give the child up they cant make you keep it. Answered By: Due August 15❤ - 6/30/2009

Please tell me your kidding. No there isnt a way to do it without harming yourself , bleeding to death or possibly preventing yourself from ever having children. If you are old enough to have sex you are old enough to make a responsible decision. As strict as parents are and as disappointed as they will be , they would much rather here your pregnant than find you dead or disabled from attempting to give youorself an abortion Answered By: Lauren F - 6/30/2009

Don not do that! It's murder! You got yourself into this situation and now you need to be responsible and do the right thing. Do you know how many people out there would love to have a sweet little baby and can't have their own?! My husband and I have been trying for about 9 months now and have had no luck so far, but there are people out there who try for years. Nothing makes me more angry then seeing teenage girls getting themselves knocked up and then being selfish and taking the easy way out. You should really consider giving the baby up for adoption. I think it is awful that you would consider giving yourself an abortion, and the only person you're concerned about is yourself! That is NOT the only way, it's the only way that you will let yourself think about. Shame on you! There are always other options. This is something you will regret for the rest of your life. Answered By: Lovebug - 6/30/2009

It seems like ur underage....and im not going to tell you how to kill a human being i think you should tell your parents that your pregnant and let them help you...theres other ways to deal with this....adoption is the best way to go if your not ready theres people out there that wish they can have kids and cant...you could be on of those people to bless them with a baby...think about it dont hurt ur self and tell ur parents...GOOD LUCK Answered By: kaylee - 6/30/2009

Go to Planned Parenthood. They won't judge you and they will help you. They can offer you several options, including terminating the pregnancy and adoption. I wish you the best. Answered By: My BFF is a Pitador! - 6/30/2009

Don't even think about it. You don't understand the seriousness of this. You COULD k***********f, i.e. infection, bleeding to death etc. Listen you need to go to your parents as hard as it might sound and figure this out, because it's not worth risking your life... Answered By: Steve and Erica L - 6/30/2009

There is no way that is why everyone goes to a doctor. Please don't attempt anything you made a mistake but it is not one worth risking your life for. Yes your parents are going to be disappointed in you but as a parent I can tell you they will get over that. They would never get over you dying. If your afraid go to a counselor that will help break the news or another adult you can trust this is not a decision that you are old enough or expierenced enough to handle alone. Please reach out Answered By: CHER - 6/30/2009

No, you will die if you do it yourself. Tell your parents, maybe they can help you with a better alternative than killing a child. Lovebug...If I could give you a million thumbs up I would!!!! Very well said. Answered By: Dalton's Mommy & #2 due 2/16 - 6/30/2009

OMG!!! Are you insane??? Answered By: mikal_crystal - 6/30/2009

So, you want to know how you can murder your child since your parents will not consent to you doing so? Did you ever think that maybe they want you to take responsibility for your actions and that is why they will not consent? You created this baby and now you need to be a woman and do what is right. If you cannot or do not want this baby, then you should give that baby a chance at life by finding a family that will take it. Answered By: Baby Ashley Lynn due 7/21 - 6/30/2009

FYI ABORTION IS NOT BIRTH CONTROL!!! GROW UP ALREADY Answered By: Ashley - 6/30/2009

Go to your local planned parenthood and ask them to help you get a judicial bypass. You can get help if you ask for it in the right places. NO ONE here will help you POSSIBLY k***********f via a self-administered abortion. Do you want to injure yourself or die? That's what will happen if you try to do something FOOLISH like this. Please think rationally and either go here http://www.plannedparenthood.org OR go to your local clinic and let them know your situation. Don't be a fool. Answered By: GothicLady - 6/30/2009

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