abortion cost

catfish50

Maybe go to the BPAS, if there's a clinic near you? Quicker, costs still covered by the NHS

http://www.bpas.org/bpaswoman/prices

Errata

Marie Stopes price list http://www.mariestopes.org.uk/Fees/Womens_services/Abortion.aspx

nottakinganymore

Errata wrote: »

Marie Stopes price list ]

omg thats expensive

catfish50

nottakinganymore wrote: »

omg thats expensive

At both BPAS and Marie Stopes, you can probably get it free, paid for by the NHS. Just the same as if you went through your GP

Marco_Panettone

pigpen wrote: »

no she was being difficult.. she had already refused contraception twice so knew I didn't want it and just flatly refused. My youngest was only 5.5 months old at the time too! life goes on.. and I am sually he exception to every rule in the book.. ;0)

she used to be a gynaecologist so I doubt she has issues with termination at any stage!

Change your Doctor.

peachyprice

nottakinganymore wrote: »

omg thats expensive

OMG, Marie Stopes didn't used to be that expensive.

OP, good luck with your GP. There's no need to pay and your GP should refer you quickly. Depending on where you are you may end up at Marie Stopes anyway, that's where my GP uses.

needanewjob

I don't know about cost, just wanted to wish you the best. I would do the same if it happened to me. My dh had a vasectomy a couple of years ago. We presume it was successful, he never was called for the 'after test'..........

pigpen

Marco_Panettone wrote: »

Change your Doctor.

It isn't that simple. I have 2 children on very expensive medication and no other surgery will take them on and apparently you have to move everybody not just one or 2.. I tried several times!

they wouldn't even let us register the baby at the surgery OH is at she had to be registered at my crappy one too!

mumps

jetta_wales wrote: »

Why would they refuse? Is it quite far along?

I thought there had to be a reason doctors agree to abortion; health of the mother (physical or mental) pregnancy as a result of rape, serious disability of the baby. I am sure that was what it was originally in the late 60's, I think two doctors had to agree as well. Has that changed?

mumps

pigpen wrote: »

It isn't that simple. I have 2 children on very expensive medication and no other surgery will take them on and apparently you have to move everod not just one or 2.. I tried several times!

they wouldn't even let us register the baby at the surgery OH is at she had to be registered at my crappy one too!

That seems really unfair, my husband was registered at one surgery before we got married but for various reasons I wanted to register with another surgery, which I did. When my children were born I registered to not let you change as there can be various reasons you might want to see a particular doctor. I hope you can get it resolved.