The Open Door Pregnancy Resource Center

Abortion Pill Reversal Have you taken the first dose of the ABORTION PILL (Mifeprex or RU-486)? Do you regret your decision and wish you could reverse the effects of the abortion pill? We can help you! There is an effective process called Abortion Pill Reversal. Call us, Abortion Pill Rescue, and we can talk with you and offer you help. We know that an unplanned pregnancy can be scary and many women make decisions to abort when they are terrified and stressed. We know that after some time, many women change their minds about a chemical abortion. IT MAY NOT BE TOO LATE TO SAVE YOUR PREGNANCY. Our helpline will connect you with one of our medical professionals who can guide you towards reversing the effects of the abortion pill. We will help you every step of the way. Call now, 24/7, at 877-558-0333 or visit our website at www.abortionpillreversal.com . The Open Door is happy to partner up with Abortion Pill Rescue and provide you with all the information you need or answer a...

CPR: A Lifesaving Technique It’s no secret that knowing the proper technique of CPR can save a life. It is used when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped, like during a heart attack or drowning. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR, purpose is to help restore partial flow of oxygenated blood to the brain and heart in order to delay tissue death. It’s important to remember that every second counts and even though you lack some knowledge of CPR, there are ways to help like “hands-only” CPR. This is only recommended to be used on teens or adults and not on children. This method uses chest compressions to help keep blood circulating until emergency help arrives. Here is some advice from the American Heart Association that will be helpful in saving a life: If you're not trained in CPR, then provide “hands-only: CPR mentioned above. That means uninterrupted chest compressions of 100 to 120 a minute and you don't need to try rescue breathing. If you're well-tra...

Join a Moms Group  As a parent, there is the pressure of wanting to get everything right. And at times we can even feel like we are the only one going through this. But we are not! No doubt being a parent can be very stressful, intimidating, and isolating. Finding a support system can make everything seem less overwhelming. Now, call it what you will, girl talk, mothers group, or mom club, there are benefits to joining a support network that you can relate to. Joining a mothers group is not just about having coffee and snacks, you can physically and mentally recharge by sharing your stories, advice, concerns, or troubles. How a Mothers Group Can Help Joining a mom’s group gives you the opportunity to get out and about and ready to engage in conversation with other women in a relaxed atmosphere. Here are a few reasons you should consider joining a group. Make New Friends We could all benefit from meeting new people. The best part about a mom’s group is you meet like-minded...

The Importance of Self-Care Call it what you will, "me-time” or “self-care,” it’s safe to say that we could all benefit from it. The time you take for your self is essential to your health, and most of us don’t do it enough. It’s easy to get sidetracked, there is always something else that needs to get done, or we fulfill someone else needs. But when we think of ‘me-time,’ we associate it with spending money in some form. A trip to the salon, spa day, nail salon, or lunch with girlfriends. I’ll be the first o admit that I love getting a manicure, but there are times when I don’t have the funds to get one. So, sometimes, that means no me-time. It’s important to remember that you don’t have to spend money to recharge. As a mom, I feel that taking time to relax and recharge makes me a more present (pleasant) parent. Below are a few ways for you to have your me-time, some that are free and cost some money. Finding "Me-Time" We all need a break from our daily demands....

You Are Not the Only One We can all admit that being a parent is hard work! It’s not only physically exhausting but emotionally and spiritually. You might have heard from other parents about how difficult it will be or the complete opposite, they tell you that it’s super easy. But no matter any parents opinion about raising a child, it will have its challenges. This doesn’t mean we don’t appreciate being a parent, nor does it mean that we don’t love our children. It is just a hard fact that most of us don’t admit to others. When we see each other in passing, say at our child's pre-school, we might greet each other by asking, “How are you?” and more than likely we answer, “I’m doing good.” But the real truth is that we woke up late this morning, quickly dressed our child in clothes that may have been worn the other day, and fed the kiddos powdered doughnuts and chocolate milk. I’ll say it again, it is hard being a parent! We want the best for them, we want them to be great a...

Fight for Your Marriage Every marriage has its challenges. Every. Marriage. You can look from the outside and see the perfect couple with the ideal marriage and family life. And with social media everywhere, it can give you a false perspective on a person’s relationship. It is very rare for someone to post pictures of the aftermath of an argument or the hurt on their face. But it is important to remember we all have troubles and that our marriages or relationships are worth fighting for. It takes time, a commitment, honesty, communication, and energy to keep your relationship thriving. It might also be wise to seek help early on by talking with a professional. But in the meantime, you could find other resources to get you started. Here is a list of marriage counseling books by How to Save a Marriage you can both use to help you get started on the road of repairing your marriage or relationship (the first one is a personal favorite). The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love ...

                                                             people.com Rachel Campos-Duffy: Giving a Shout Out to At-Home Motherhood Rachel Campos-Duffy is a woman known too many as one of the cast members of MTV’s The Real World: San Fransisco, but she is so much more than that. Campos-Duffy is a television personality, pundit, blogger, speaker, and author. The Arizona native was raised in a strict Catholic home along with her three siblings. She attended Arizona State University with a degree in economics and planned to attend graduate school with the hopes of becoming a college professor. She instead got her master's degree in international affairs from the University of California at San Diego. After her time on the hit reality show, The Real World: San Fransisco, she would then get a call from Barbra Walters and ‘The Vi...