The abortion industry sells the big lie that abortion is a quick and easy solution. A woman can do it and forget it. Aborted women tell a different story. A powerful video, Beyond the Dark Valley, shares the stories of post aborted women and the devastating impact abortion has on their lives. Abortion is never over. As one aborted woman put it, "I sucked the pain down." For six years this Catholic woman suffered in secret. Finally she went to Confession and received forgiveness. Then Christ led her to Rachel's Vineyard, a weekend retreat for post-aborted women. There, she was able to let go and let God. An Ob/GYN tells women, "You may end the pregnancy, but you also may injure yourself for future pregnancies....It's your future you are considering." Women have a right to know the truth about the "easy choice" of abortion. They are making a lifetime decision that can cause severe depression, loss of self esteem, drug and alcolhol abuse, and suicidal thoughts.
Share this video with others and the National Help Line number for post-aborted women. 866-482-5433. Visit Operation Outcry and share it with women considering abortion. The reality is more than the graphic photos of butchered babies. Its the butchered hearts of their mothers as well. Help women heal from abortion. Share this message with others.
A friend of mine has been protesting abortion peacefully for more than 20 years. He spent time in Witchita protesting the butcher of Witchita. He relates a chilling tale. Tiller,as a member of the Lutheran assembly would at times have a minister come to his clinic after the baby he had poisoned and kiled over a 3 day period, was finally removed from the mother's womb. It was a chance for the mother to say goodbye to the baby.
ReplyDeleteMy friend called it a sick and evil ceremony that mocked baptism.
He also told me many of these women became so tramatized by this action, they went clinically insane afterwards. He told me he knew of one woman who had a good job and career but after the abortion, could not cope with the guilt. She filled her life with drugs and homelessness afterwards.