It's the most common way to get an abortion in the U.S., but many people still don't know about it.
Salazar had her abortion in 2013 at 10 weeks gestation. At the time she was married and on birth control, so at first she didn't believe her primary health care provider when she told her she was pregnant. She said her relationship"was not in a place" that would allow her to consider starting a family. She was also concerned about her immigration status.
"I felt — and still feel — a lot of grief about my abortion, and wanted to be surrounded with community and especially to be close to my son and remember why I was doing it. "The overwhelming reason for me choosing this method the first time was I wanted the privacy and comfort of the abortion happening at home and I was uncomfortable with the idea of a— it felt invasive and more uncomfortable since I would have to be in stirrups and undergoing a gynecological procedure, which I have never really enjoyed much.
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