Alberta Abortion Doula

06/20/2026

Here's one for the kids. Or any of my friends who are interested in hip/knee replacements

06/20/2026

End-of-life decisions are among the most personal — and the most complex — we face in our lifetimes.

Yet many people navigate these decisions without access to reliable information.

WeCanChoose.ca is a new public education website created by Dying With Dignity Canada. It’s designed to change that.

Whether you're thinking about your own end of life, supporting someone you love, or simply want to understand your options, the site offers plain-language information, practical tools, and real stories from real people who've been there.

It covers the full spectrum of end-of-life planning — including medical assistance in dying (MAID) — as one of the options available in Canada.

You are not alone in a sea of information.

Explore the site at WeCanChoose.ca

06/20/2026

Unresolved pain doesn't stay hidden — it shows up in our relationships, our parenting, our sense of self.

Unraveled Roots guides men through healing from abortion loss and breaking patterns that hold them back. This Father's Day, the best thing you can do for the people you love is start healing yourself.

To get started, visit: https://supportafterabortion.com/client-healing-center/unraveled-roots-men/

06/20/2026

I hope this message finds you well. If you need information or assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out.
You are not alone.

01/21/2026

Emotions can come out of nowhere. Here is some good information.

Healing after abortion can bring unexpected waves of emotion—sparked by a memory, a comment, or a post. When overwhelm hits, give yourself a reset:

1. Put both feet on the floor
2. Breathe in, slowly exhale
3. Notice 5 things you see, 4 you feel, 3 you hear

Your nervous system deserves the break. 💙

🔗 Read “21 Gentle Practices to Support Healing After Abortion”: https://supportafterabortion.com/21-gentle-practices-to-support-healing-after-abortion/

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01/21/2026

“…Once the procedure was over, I somehow got dressed and stumbled into the recovery area, despite still feeling dizzy from the anesthetic. As I sat in the recovery room, I remember thinking, “It’s over. This chapter is closed. It’s over. I’m free.” I ended up throwing up from the anesthesia. Despite vomiting countless times throughout my pregnancy, this time it felt different. It felt like my body was purging this chapter of my life–ridding itself of the guilt, shame, disgust, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and hopelessness. The recovery nurse gave me juice and crackers. After a while, a volunteer escorted me outside to my boyfriend’s truck. I got in with my complimentary doggie bag, 12 800mg Ibuprofens, and post-anesthesia instructions, and we drove home. I was in and out of consciousness for the 35 minute drive back, but I remember every 5 minutes or so saying, ‘It’s over. I can’t believe it’s over.’

Everyday, I feel grateful that I was offered a choice to have an abortion. I’m thankful to live in a state that allows abortion. I feel indebted to the volunteers and staff at the clinic who unknowingly saved my life that day. If I didn’t have access to abortion, I know I would’ve either been a really sh*tty mom, or I would’ve ended my life. There’s no question about it.

Today, I have an incredible career. I’m almost done with my degree. I bought a house with my long-term partner. We have a dog. I’m exploring my creative side again–writing music, playing the piano, writing poetry, singing. And most of all, we’re happy. I’m alive and I’m happy. I wouldn’t have been able to say that if I didn’t have access to abortion care. I’m happy.”

01/21/2026

Please reach out if you have questions or need to talk.

07/20/2025

07/20/2025

Yes!

ChatGPT was forced to surrender in a chess game against a world champion, marking a historical game that quantifies the capacity and intelligence of LLMs

07/17/2025

Believe them and take action now. Don't let them down by doing anything less.