I put a 4 because of the wait, but I wanted to write a review because this place deserves one. When I initially booked an appointment, I booked at the same address but it was the health center next door and they were gonna have me wait to just get an ultrasound and then be referred. But once I realized I booked with the wrong place, I cancelled and called Four Women. I called during the week and They immediately were able to get me in on that Saturday for 8:30am. When I showed up I saw a lot of people in their cars so I wasn't sure if I was allowed to go in or had to call before going in so I tried to call but no answer. So my time was getting closer so I rang the buzzer and gave them my info and began my wait. They do make it clear you can be waiting from 4-6 hours until you're seen. I thought it was a joke but when I got in, there was at least over 15 other individuals waiting and this was even before 8:30 hit. They don't let you bring anyone to keep you company so bring a snack or drink (if you aren't getting sedated) or a book/charger to keep you busy.. So I sat from 8:30 to probably 10/11 for an ultrasound where it all went well .. the doctor was pleasant ( they don't show you the ultrasound but I peaked at it when he stepped out because I personally wanted to see my little blessing) , then after that probably another hour to get my blood work, and that nurse was amazing. She was very informative and you can tell she cared about each individual that she encountered that day. After that I did go to the car until it was my time for my procedure. I got called in around 2 and was in OR for 2:20/2:30... at that moment I started to break down. The nurse asked if today was the day and I said it had to be.. she was open and made me feel at ease. Then another nurse came in as well as the doctor, all very nice people. I don't want to speak upon the procedure itself because it's different for everyone. But what I will say, it's nothing like birth... birth was easier for me, and this was just something no one ever wants to do... but we make the choice to do this. The nurses let me hold their hands and everything and kept the positivity going. So after the procedure (10 min procedure maybe) they bring you to recovery. They offer gingerale, water and a small snack. I have poor blood circulation and blood pressure and they were very alert to continuing to take my vitals. The two girls there at the end of the day (I can only remember one girls name , Angelina) were all so nice.. they let me take my mask down because I was having trouble breathing but after 10-15 minutes of just sitting and drinking I felt better.. one of the ladies behind the desk gave the last few girls who had to wait this long a little compensation gift at the end which was really thoughtful. At first from reading other people's reviews, I was nervous that this was going to be a terrible experience across the board. But honestly I'm glad I waited the 6 hours because this is a big day for anyone and like I said no one wants to be in this position and these nurses and doctors know that.. it's been a little over 24 hours post op and this morning I woke up at my normal morning time 6:45/7 opposed to struggling to get up for 8:30 & my nausea completely went away. I finally was able to eat after 3-4 days of no appetite. I was 5 weeks 6 days along so I was hitting that point where those fun early pregnancy symptoms hit. As far as my breasts, those are really sore still.. and bleeding? I'm not bleeding at all. I let the nurses know and they said it's normal and more bleeding may appear in the next few days. I got a text that night from them checking in on me and honestly that's good service to me.. thank you Four Women for being such a life saver to many of us. I appreciate the the work you do and the individuals you help. And for any one who has to go through this, know that there is support and you're not alone. read more