By Rebecca Downs Preborn children may not be at the same developmental stage as us, but there are many things that they can still do! They have beating hearts at only 21 days gestation, detectable brain waves at roughly 42 days, and can suck their thumbs and yawn. They even have taste buds and their …
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By Calvin Freiburger In just a week, a Facebook video depicting preborn humanity in vivid details has amassed tens of millions of views. Hashem Al-Ghaili is a Yemeni man who lives in Germany and works as an independent “influencer” primarily through his popular Science Nature Page on Facebook. He also shares informative content onYouTube and Flickr, …
Continue reading "Amazing new video illustrates humanity of preborn baby in womb"By Texas Right to Life A recent episode of the television show “The Good Doctor” tells a life-affirming story in which an ailing mother and baby are both treated by a medical team. The October 16 episode of “The Good Doctor,” which follows the residency of Dr. Shaun Murphy, accurately portrays the sometimes extreme pressure …
Continue reading "ABC’s “The Good Doctor” features life-saving surgery for preborn baby after a mother rejects abortion"By Rebecca Downs Preborn children may not be at the same developmental stage as us, but there are many things that they can still do! They have beating hearts at only 21 days gestation, detectable brain waves at roughly 42 days, and can suck their thumbs and yawn. They even have taste buds and their …
Continue reading "5 amazing things preborn children can do inside the womb"By Cassy Fiano A Canadian couple made international headlines when they complained about how difficult it was to get a late-term abortion in Quebec. The woman was 35 weeks pregnant, and tried getting an abortion at two hospitals — which both refused — before she was finally able to have the procedure. People understandably were …
Continue reading "Canadian woman aborted baby at 35 weeks because he had a disability"By Dave Andrusko Back in mid-2014, I wrote a well-received post which was titled, “The hearts of the ancients were not hardened to the deaths of children and preborn, what about us?” The crux of the story was “It is sometimes claimed that because there were so many deaths of young children, as well as …
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