Abortion in Negros Oriental

 

Unwritten Paths

I sat on my room, the walls that had seen me through so many moments of uncertainty now feeling suffocating. I hadn’t expected my life to come to this crossroads, but here I was, holding the test result in my hand—a small piece of paper that had irrevocably changed everything. Positive.

 

 

I was pregnant.

 

At twenty-four, I had spent the last 4 years working tirelessly to climb the career ladder in an international marketing firm. I had sacrificed weekends, late nights, and most of my social life for the promise of a better future—one that was stable, fulfilling, and free of financial worry to support and give my son a life that I never experienced before.

Now, the offer I had dreamed of had arrived. I’m now processing our visa going to Australia . It was a dream come true. This was everything I had worked for. But the pregnancy complicated things. So I searched and googled everything about the process of abortion. Until I found the website of project468 and emailed them immediately. They were very responsive and provided answers to some inquiries and guidance regarding the procedure. You can trust their legitimacy because they prioritize patient safety, conduct background checks on health conditions and hereditary issues that could impact the procedure, demonstrate a high level of expertise, and can address your queries about the process.

As I made up my mind, I told Sir John to transact right away. Ff – I got the meds.

 

I just adhered to the guidelines provided by Doc John. It’s challenging, particularly during the fasting phase, but it must be accomplished for the procedure to be effective. Indeed, it’s hard to avoid negative thoughts, but I try to concentrate and have faith in Doc John.

 

The POC got expelled. The process was difficult, both physically and emotionally. It felt as though I was simultaneously in two worlds—one where I was living my dream of independence, and another where the weight of the decision I’d made weighed heavily on me.

To those who stood by me through this, Doc John, Sir Alex and to the rest of project468 – thank you for your patience, and your unwavering belief in my right to choose have meant more than words can express. I know that making this decision was not easy for any of us, but you helped me navigate through my doubts, my fears, and my uncertainty.

I hope that you know this decision wasn’t made lightly. I carry the weight of it every day. But your support gave me the courage to follow what felt right for me, to choose a future I’ve worked so hard to build. I will never forget your kindness, your understanding, and the safe space you created for me.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart PROJECT468.

Patient PRJCT486-060525PG is now signing off.