Tell me how mifepristone and misoprostol work

[Anonymous]

OP here—yes my daughter and I discussed her options. She wants to terminate the pregnancy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does she want to have an abortion? Maybe she wants to push the abortion around Thanksgiving because she is unsure about what to do, maybe she wants to continue the pregnancy but she is too afraid of temporary interrupt college and disappoint you?

Stop.

OP's daughter made her decision.

OP did not ask your opinion she asked for information.

Keep your pro birth shit to your own body and MYOB.

How do you know OPs daughter wants to have an abortion? I didn’t read that at all in the post.

I think this is OP trying to push her values, such as they are, on her daughter who is probably grappling with uncertainty.

DP again, just stop. OP is not asking on your views on abortion. She has communicated with her daughter and that’s all you need to know.

OP the sooner you get this done, the better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does she want to have an abortion? Maybe she wants to push the abortion around Thanksgiving because she is unsure about what to do, maybe she wants to continue the pregnancy but she is too afraid of temporary interrupt college and disappoint you?

Stop.

OP's daughter made her decision.

OP did not ask your opinion she asked for information.

Keep your pro birth shit to your own body and MYOB.

How do you know OPs daughter wants to have an abortion? I didn’t read that at all in the post.

I think this is OP trying to push her values, such as they are, on her daughter who is probably grappling with uncertainty.

DP again, just stop. OP is not asking on your views on abortion. She has communicated with her daughter and that’s all you need to know.

OP the sooner you get this done, the better.

She’s not asking yours either, just for the record.

[Anonymous]

Now. I had 2 natural miscarriages. One at 6 weeks and one at 10. The 10 weeks was terrible terrible, hurt a lot, what came out was identifiable as a curled up something. At 6 it was a lot of thick blood and the worst camping my life for 1/2 a day. Go now and assume 2-3 days of pain at minimum. Make sure she has counseling after and goes at least once a week for a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fly to her and do it now.

She is farther along than you think.

You are a great mom OP!

+100

[Anonymous]

The sooner the better. In her shoes, I would not wait weeks (during which she will likely be feeling pregnancy-related symptoms while attempting to take exams) to do this. I would do it this weekend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:7 weeks is fine. After 10 weeks it can get dicey, and after 12 I would do a surgical method.

It's not 7 weeks though. If she knows she's pregnant now it's a minimum of 9.

You’re absolutely right. Fly out there now and get it over with as soon as possible.

[Anonymous]

Unless Thanksgiving break is over a week she would not want to be flying back to college right after. Cramps, bleeding, pads... Do it now or at least this month and she will be ready to fly home easily.

Also, from experience I know any future sex is going to be far from her mind during the pain and aftermath. (Also not medically allowed for a while.) But whatever happened, talk to her about Plan B in case something unexpected ensues like unprotected sex, failure of method, forgotten pill. It's easy to get and can be tucked in a drawer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does she want to have an abortion? Maybe she wants to push the abortion around Thanksgiving because she is unsure about what to do, maybe she wants to continue the pregnancy but she is too afraid of temporary interrupt college and disappoint you?

Stop.

OP's daughter made her decision.

OP did not ask your opinion she asked for information.

Keep your pro birth shit to your own body and MYOB.

How do you know OPs daughter wants to have an abortion? I didn’t read that at all in the post.

I think this is OP trying to push her values, such as they are, on her daughter who is probably grappling with uncertainty.

DP again, just stop. OP is not asking on your views on abortion. She has communicated with her daughter and that’s all you need to know.

OP the sooner you get this done, the better.

She’s not asking yours either, just for the record.

And I didn’t give one. But thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now. I had 2 natural miscarriages. One at 6 weeks and one at 10. The 10 weeks was terrible terrible, hurt a lot, what came out was identifiable as a curled up something. At 6 it was a lot of thick blood and the worst camping my life for 1/2 a day. Go now and assume 2-3 days of pain at minimum. Make sure she has counseling after and goes at least once a week for a while.

I had a miscarriage at six weeks and it was basically just a slightly heavy period for me. Obviously it will be different with medication but it shouldn't be too much worse than that.

Sooner is definitely better.

[Anonymous]

Do it now. The sooner the better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here—yes my daughter and I discussed her options. She wants to terminate the pregnancy.

I have actually used this to terminate a pregnancy. Do it as early as possible. Fly out now and do it asap. The longer you wait the harder it gets--emotionally too. Expediency is key.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here—yes my daughter and I discussed her options. She wants to terminate the pregnancy.

I have actually used this to terminate a pregnancy. Do it as early as possible. Fly out now and do it asap. The longer you wait the harder it gets--emotionally too. Expediency is key.

PS. They will generally recommend taking it in the evening along with pain meds to sleep through the worst of it. Please do it early because if you wait, not only is the pain worse but based on my experience with a natural miscarriage a bit later, it's much more identifiable and it is more difficult emotionally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unless Thanksgiving break is over a week she would not want to be flying back to college right after. Cramps, bleeding, pads... Do it now or at least this month and she will be ready to fly home easily.

Also, from experience I know any future sex is going to be far from her mind during the pain and aftermath. (Also not medically allowed for a while.) But whatever happened, talk to her about Plan B in case something unexpected ensues like unprotected sex, failure of method, forgotten pill. It's easy to get and can be tucked in a drawer.

Long acting reversible contraception like an implant is a good idea. She's had one BC failure and while it might make her wise up, you need a new plan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unless Thanksgiving break is over a week she would not want to be flying back to college right after. Cramps, bleeding, pads... Do it now or at least this month and she will be ready to fly home easily.

Also, from experience I know any future sex is going to be far from her mind during the pain and aftermath. (Also not medically allowed for a while.) But whatever happened, talk to her about Plan B in case something unexpected ensues like unprotected sex, failure of method, forgotten pill. It's easy to get and can be tucked in a drawer.

Long acting reversible contraception like an implant is a good idea. She's had one BC failure and while it might make her wise up, you need a new plan.

Thank you for this. I had not considered it but it’s a very good idea.

To all who responded, thank you. I am flying to her this weekend.