Dr. Christina Francis, MD

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · An OBGYN On What The Abortion Pill Actually Does To Your Body | Dr. Christina Francis, MD · 20 Feb 2026 podcast

And so some of the things that are available for women are to parent themselves.

their child and give her support for parenting her child.

We know that the majority of women who chose abortion said that had they had support, they would have made a life-saving decision for their child.

And the one person actually who could make the biggest difference in her choosing life for her child is the father of that baby.

Women want dads to be involved and men need to step up to the plate and be involved.

So that's one thing.

Obviously, the best thing for a child is to be raised by his or her two biologic parents.

So I think parenting support and oftentimes women can get that through our amazing network of pregnancy centers that exist in this country.

many of whom are members of my organization.

We do all that we can to help support them.

And most people do not even know that that's possible.

They're oftentimes accused of you just care about women until they give birth.

And then after that, you don't care about them.

Anybody who says that has never been to a pregnancy center, never talked to anyone who's involved.

Oftentimes their support goes well into the child's toddler years.

As you said, helping them get established, get on their feet, find a job, get education, things like that.

There are maternity homes that are around this country as well that will house women who need housing during their pregnancy and beyond until they can get on their feet.

And then, of course, there's the option of adoption as well, that if for whatever reason she feels that she can't parent that child, that she can give her child a chance at life with a family who so desperately wants a child and will care for that child.

Yes.

So many children that are in foster care aren't actually eligible for adoption.

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