By Sarah Terzo Brian E. Fisher, from Online for Life, tells the following story: “The day after Christmas a woman, we’ll call her Sarah, telephoned a local, life-affirming center (a local, community-based organization designed to educate families about pregnancy and options other than abortion). She had already taken two home pregnancy tests – both positive. …
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By Dave Andrusko Late in the afternoon Wednesday, we were able to post a story filled with very encouraging news. Pro-lifers in Nebraska were able to overcome a pro-abortion filibuster of Legislative Bill 814, a bill that would ban dismembering living unborn children. State Sen. Suzanne Geist, whose bill it is, said it best: “We …
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By Lisa Bourne Two women in England have died after taking abortion pills sent to them via mail and numerous others hospitalized from serious health complications after taking the abortion drugs, a leaked email sent to Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) by a former abortion director says. The email sent to the NHS warned of the …
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New South Wales, Australia, Parliament debates abortion By Michael Cook Editor’s note. Among the many truths that the Abortion Industry wants buried is that many, many women are pressured into having an abortion they do not want. The following, from a year ago, addresses that inconvenient—read “sordid”–truth. A question for the MPs of New South …
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By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. I chose this particular post from a year ago to illustrate a recurring error that must be corrected as often as it occurs: the misrepresentation of —or gross distortion of—a particular faith’s perspective on abortion. In this case, the Jewish community. Over the years I have described “Get Religion” [getreligion.org] …
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By Sarah Terzo A spokesperson for an abortion clinic met with pro-choice leaders to discuss a legislative plan to defend legal abortion. The group was discussing a plan to defend abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy, up until birth: “These people are political activists, Fran thought. Their work was critical to protecting abortion rights, …
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By Kim Hayes The distressing findings of a new study on how chemical abortion affects women personally have shown that women are changed by the experience, often in a devastating way. The voices of the women in this situation are often silenced, either by shame or the idea forged by abortion supporters that aborting a …
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By Dave Andrusko “Things come apart so easily when they have been held together with lies.”― Dorothy Allison Alas, if that weren’t only true. You would expect people and institutions who consider it a lost day when not “enough” unborn babies are slaughtered (there’s always that “unmet need”) that they would panic at the very …
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By Sarah Terzo From one postabortion woman: “I know that my story’ would have ended differently had there been a pregnancy center to go to back in 1971. I know that I would’ve chosen life for my baby had I seen a sonogram, heard a heartbeat, and had more facts.” Debby Efurd, Go Tell It (Franklin, …
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By Right to Life UK Two women have died after taking ‘DIY’ home abortion pills according to a leaked “urgent email” sent by a senior chief midwife at NHS England and NHS Improvement on the “escalating risks” of the ‘pills in the post’ service that is being run by UK abortion providers BPAS, Marie Stopes, and …
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By Sarah Terzo Judge Richard Posner of the Seventh Circuit, in ruling against the PBA (Partial Birth Abortion) ban, makes this point: “From the standpoint of the fetus, and, I should think, of any rational person, it makes no difference whether, when the skull is crushed, the fetus is entirely within the uterus or its …
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By Dave Andrusko There have been two important developments in the past four days in response to the July 14 decision by District Judge Theodore Chuang to suspend an FDA rule, which among other things, requires a woman to have an in-person doctor’s visit before undergoing a chemical (“medication”) abortion during the COVID-19 pandemic. First, on July 24, …
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