Pathway Programs

At Crystal Women’s Clinic, we aim to follow up with every woman who visits for pregnancy confirmation. While some don't respond or prefer no contact, others value ongoing support. We are celebrating that several women have chosen life! Continue to pray for their journey into motherhood, ensuring they receive the support and resources needed.

All names used are aliases to protect privacy.

Jess recently gave birth to twins. With another pregnancy occurring so soon, she was uncertain about what to do. The father of the baby is a great parent to the twins and was very supportive of any pregnancy decision “Jess” made. “Jess’s” family would also be supportive. During the ultrasound, the father of the baby joined her. He smiled, laughed, and was interactive. “Jess” was happy to have the pregnancy confirmed by the ultrasound. At the end of the appointment, “Jess” said she was going to parent.

Madeline initially expressed uncertainty regarding her pregnancy and sought confirmation before deciding on her next steps. While she anticipated support from her family if she chose to continue the pregnancy, financial concerns remained. During the first ultrasound, Madeline appeared quiet and reserved but subsequently stated, "I am not going to abort." A follow-up scan was scheduled, during which Madeline responded positively when the nurse indicated fetal movement. Madeline confirmed her decision to parent.

“Kae” was scared about being pregnant and how it did not fit with her busy lifestyle. She had support from the father of the baby to parent, but it was daunting to think about parenting. In the ultrasound room, “Kae” got emotional hearing the baby’s heartbeat. She shared, “Everything is more real now”. At her follow-up ultrasound, “Kae” was feeling better about her pregnancy. She said after coming here the first time, hearing the heartbeat, crying, and going home thinking about it, she made the decision to continue the pregnancy and pursue the pathway to parenting.

“Samantha” visited the clinic to confirm her pregnancy. Already a parent, she was uncertain about her plans and hadn't informed the baby's father. An inconclusive ultrasound led to a follow-up appointment, but she remained undecided and still hadn't spoken with him. Later, in a phone call, she shared that she was doing well, had decided to parent, and had attended her first prenatal visit.

"Becca" came to the clinic unsure about her pregnancy. After an inconclusive first ultrasound, she scheduled a rescan and planned to abort following the second scan. Another ultrasound was needed, and at the third, she decided to continue her pregnancy and parent.