Contact Us – Laurel County Life Center 802 North Main Street
London, KY 40741
606-877-1717 800-522-2734 Click here for map and directions
Located on North Main Street, London – the yellow brick house next to the Laurel County Board of Education Building. Private Parking located behind the house.
Email us at: lclifecenter@windstream.net Staff Information: Jennie Baker, Executive Director
About Us – Laurel County Life Center is a locally organized, non-profit organization that exists to share the love of Christ by encouraging life-affirming choices with individuals facing unexpected pregnancies. We are currently staffed by an Executive Director, Assistant Director, Abstinence Educator, and loving, concerned volunteers who have received training in peer counseling. We refer to our trained volunteers as Client Mentors.
All of our services are free, confidential and available regardless of income, race or religion. We operate on financial donations by individuals and private organizations. Because we do not perform abortions, we have no financial interest in your decision. We just want to provide a place for you to take a deep breath, get needed information and make an informed decision. daftar joker388
We recognize…
That you may be standing at one of the most important crossroads of your life and we want you to know – you don’t have to face it alone.
We are committed…
To providing our services in a compassionate and thoughtful manner. All of our services are offered free of charge and are confidential to the fullest extent allowed by law.
We care about you! Call us today for an appointment – Monday thru Wednesday from 10am – 4pm or Thursday from 12pm – 4pm.…
Morning-After Pill – Plan B One-Step TM (Morning-After Pill) is intended to prevent pregnancy after known or suspected contraceptive failure, unprotected intercourse or forced sex. It contains large amounts of levonorgestrel, a progestin hormone found in some birth control pills. It may work by preventing the egg and sperm from meeting by delaying ovulation; it won’t disrupt an implanted pregnancy, but may prevent a newly formed life from implanting in the uterus.
Plan B One-Step TM consists of one pill taken within 72 hours of sex.
Side effects may include changes in periods, nausea, lower abdominal pain, fatigue, headache and dizziness.3 If your period is more than a week late, you may be pregnant from a prior sexual encounter. Plan B One-Step TM should not be taken during pregnancy nor used as a routine form of birth control. joker388
There is evidence that Plan B One-Step TM use may increase the risk for ectopic (tubal) pregnancy, a potentially life-threatening condition.6 Women who have severe abdominal pain may have an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy, and should get immediate medical help.
It is reported that Plan B One-Step TM prevents an average of 84% of expected pregnancies. There are no long-term studies on the safety of Plan B One-Step TM in women under 17, after repeated use or effects on future fertility.
ella® (ulipristal) is an FDA-approved emergency contraceptive for use within 5 days of unprotected sex or contraceptive failure. Pregnancy from a previous sexual encounter should be ruled out before taking ella®. It is to be used only once during a menstrual cycle. It is estimated that taking ella® will reduce the number of expected pregnancies from 5.5% to 2%. ella® may reduce the chance of pregnancy by preventing or postponing ovulation. It also may work by preventing a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus, which is a form of early abortion. 4 ella® is a chemical cousin to the abortion pill Mifeprex. Both share the progesterone-blocking effect of disrupting the embryo’s attachment to the womb, causing its death.
The most common adverse reactions of ella® include headache, nausea, stomach (abdominal) pain, menstrual cramps, fatigue and dizziness. Women who experience abdominal pain three to five weeks after using ella® should be evaluated right away for an ectopic pregnancy. Much is unknown about the drug, including its effect on women who are under 18 or over 35 years of age, taking other hormonal contraception, pregnant from a previous encounter, taking ella® repeatedly during the same cycle or are breast-feeding.…
Abortion Recovery – Emotional and Psychological Impact Following abortion, many women experience initial relief. The perceived crisis is over and life returns to normal. For many women, however, the crisis is not over. Months and even years later, significant problems can develop.
Women who have experienced abortion may develop the following symptoms:
Guilt Grief Anger Anxiety Depression Suicidal Thoughts Difficulty Bonding with Partner or Children Eating Disorder If you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms, our pregnancy center offers confidential, compassionate support designed to help women and men work through these feelings. You are not alone.
If you wish to begin the healing process from a past abortion or abortions, we offer one-on-one and group classes and workshops, free of charge. Deciding to seek help may be one of the toughest decisions you have to make, but it may be one of the best. gaple online
To talk to someone about issues from a past abortion, please call us. All calls are confidential.
This information is intended for general education purposes only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional medical advice.…
Pregnancy – Whenever you have sex, there is always a chance for pregnancy. If you think you may be pregnant, please contact us for an appointment to take a free and confidential pregnancy test.
During pregnancy, your body goes through many changes. Some common symptoms of early pregnancy include a missed period, nausea, breast tenderness, frequent urination, tiredness and mood swings. If you think you might be pregnant, you will need to take a pregnancy test. Please contact us for an appointment to take a free and confidential test. daftar slot
Pregnancy tests check for a hormone called HCG that is produced by the embryo during pregnancy. The longer you wait to take the test, the more accurate it becomes. It is best to wait until your first missed period before you take a pregnancy test. You can test sooner, but you may need to take a confirming pregnancy test later.
This information is intended for general educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional medical advice.…
