It was not her first appointment at the women’s health center. A month earlier, Jill*, sixteen years old and facing an unplanned pregnancy, had come in for a pregnancy test. As she talked to the staff, she began to understand that she was carrying a new life, so she made the decision to carry the pregnancy to term. But not long after that, she had a miscarriage. Some friends and family members tried to tell her it was for the best—a relief, even—since she wouldn’t have to raise a child at such a young age. Others told her she would have plenty of chances in the future to have a baby.