The fact is, most people don’t know much about their options for abortion until they’re facing an unplanned pregnancy. This was the case for Hanna Huff, 30, who went to Hope Choice (then known as CareNet) in 2013 after finding out she was pregnant and Googling where to go. At the time, she remembers thinking it was a doctor’s office. After a sonogram, “they said it was an ectopic pregnancy, and that I shouldn’t worry about it,” she says. “They said the pregnancy wasn’t real.” Huff says she didn’t know what “ectopic” meant then, but after looking it up, she was worried. She talked to her older sister, who tells Refinery29 she remembers being “shocked” by Huff’s experience and trying to help her make a follow-up appointment at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Lubbock, TX. Huff got a second opinion from a doctor, who said her pregnancy wasn’t ectopic after all. She ultimately chose adoption. Huff adds that Hope Choice has done “mentoring” programming at Huff’s niece’s school.