Category: post-abortion

By Sarah Terzo A woman who had an abortion wrote: Abortion was the obvious solution. It would get me back to normal, keep me in control, spare me unnecessary pain. But after my abortion, reality parted company with rhetoric. The choice that was supposed to spare me the heartache of parting with my own flesh …

By Sarah Terzo A woman who had an abortion describes how her husband pressured her into it: “We had been married for four years and had talked about kids and their names. The time seemed right. I got very excited when I found out I was pregnant. But my joy was colored by a remark …

By Dave Andrusko The blog is titled, “Postabortion journey, walk with me: A story of hope and healing after abortion.“ Although the author stopped posting sometime ago, her poignant, heart-wrenching observations remain very much worth reading. I would like to make just two observations, besides encouraging you to read the longings and candor of a …

By Chris Alexis Many women find themselves unexpectedly pregnant and unsure what to do next. It’s easy for voices to surround these individuals and exclaim abortion is the only way out and that success cannot be had otherwise. But that isn’t the truth. Abortion often leads to heartache and tremendous pain. But there’s also healing. …

By Sarah Terzo  One postabortion woman says: “I’ve always loved babies, and I love my boyfriend—although we’ve only been together for less than a year. But I let my fear get the best of me…I had my abortion at 11 weeks, 2 days, on the 7th of February, 2017. I waited over a month after …

By Sarah Terzo Sometimes people who are vehemently pro-choice have had abortions themselves, and are trying to justify their choice by championing other people’s abortions. Two former pro-choice activists said the following: From a woman identified as Kelly: “The first two years after my abortion, I was probably the strongest pro-choice supporter you could find. …

By Holly Gatling, Executive Director, South Carolina Citizens for Life Editor’s note. This in the special October edition of National Right to Life News on page 16. Please share the entire contents of  this edition with your pro-life family and friend. Receiving anonymous letters addressed to the South Carolina Citizens for Life office usually is …

By Sarah Terzo A woman on Pro-Woman Pro-Life gives her abortion testimony: Regretting the abortion didn’t happen right away. I spent over fourteen years thinking nothing of it really. There comes a point when you cease to see it as “I was never supposed to get pregnant in the first place” to knowing “I was never supposed …

By Sarah Terzo From an aborted father: “One evening she told me in two simple words, “It’s done.” Despite the fact that I would have raised the child with or without her, I couldn’t choose to be a father. I don’t think a single day has passed where I’ve prayed and I’ve cried about it, …

By Sarah Terzo A woman named Nadine said: I was so naïve. I had no idea what an abortion actually was. They made it all sounds so safe, so easy, so simple. They promised an abortion would take care of my problem and I’d be back to my old self and I could continue with …

By SPUC—the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children Editor’s note. My family will be gone on vacation through August 24. During that span we’ll run prior posts from the past year that remain timely and/or were particularly well-received. We will also add a new story or two as events dictate. A woman who underwent …

By Sarah Terzo One woman told her abortion story: “I was 22 years old and had a young son, my oldest son was four years old. My husband said that my sons were too young, so that I had to have an abortion. I obeyed, without thinking twice, because I was so in love. I …