Thank you for your useful information and time, both are greatly appreciated. A speedy reply would give me a little more time to make my final decision, and I ask you please to try. The cost varies from state to state, region to region, how far advanced the pregnancy is, whether or not you use insurance and if so, if you have a co-payment or partial payment. Cash or money order is perfect. Some states require teens to have their parents permission.
Some states require waiting periods.
I am a 24 year old who has never wanted to have children. Aside from the risks of the procedure, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't get one. I've always figured that there are so many children without parents already, that if I ever changed my mind, which, I doubt, then I could adopt. It really depends on your health insurance and your doctor. If you can convince them, you have a good chance.