Written by Abby Custer Winter often feels like a season of waiting. If you’re anything like me, then you crave the sunshine and outdoors as you wait for this season to pass. This is also a time when I struggle with wanderlust and my need to get away. More than likely, the buzz of spring … Continued
Spring Break Bust?
It Wasn’t Supposed to be Anything this Serious
It Wasn’t Supposed to Be Anything Serious… Written by anonymous volunteer This is nothing like those commercials…there’s no happiness, no tears of joy, and no plan to surprise an unsuspecting husband with a little pair of baby shoes when he comes home for dinner. No, this positive pregnancy test staring you in the face is … Continued
When its Hard to Share Your News
Written by Abby Custer Do you need to share the news of your unexpected pregnancy and it feels impossible? It’s never easy to feel like we’ve disappointed someone. Perhaps you’re a college student. You have a good relationship with your parents and they’ve never been more proud of you. However, you’re worried about how they … Continued
Winter is here!
It is that special time of year where we reconnect and invite you to closer. We hope you learn more about Compass and our mission but also about those we serve. The women and families of Morgantown are amazing. They overcome challenges, invest in their parenting skills, embrace life, and we get to walk the … Continued
Pregnant on Campus
Written by an amazing but anonymous volunteer from Morgantown, WV College is stressful isn’t it? There’s just so much newness that you have to get used to quickly. You have to handle a new town, unfamiliar roommates, different food, difficult classes, and a ton of big adult decisions that you didn’t used to have to … Continued
Am I fit to be a mom?
Written by Abby Custer Discovering that you are pregnant when you aren’t expecting it can be a very scary time. Perhaps you are in that situation at this exact moment, and you find yourself doubting your abilities to be a mom. You feel completely alone and helpless, not knowing where to turn. Maybe there are … Continued