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If You're Considering Abortion

Before you make a decision on whether to have an abortion, you owe it to yourself to get the facts.  That's what AbortionTV is all about.  You can start by contacting an AbortionTV Staff Volunteer, reviewing this page, or read some of these sections first:

Pregnant?
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Your Crisis Pregnancy -- a video dealing with abortion, adoption, and other options for your baby.
Some letters to AbortionTV:

"Any feelings of misgivings that are sure to arise from an unplanned pregnancy absolutely stop as soon as that child takes his first breath."

 J.K

To all who haven’t decided...

My due date is 3 days from now... November 29. I would be huge right now... I would be happy. Please, don’t do this. It is a lie. If you have even 1% doubt or have ever thought you couldn’t do this, then please don’t. I am telling you right now, this is the most painful thing I have ever had to go through, and it is far from over. I am 20 years old. I got pregnant after being with my boyfriend for about one month. I didn’t want to get the abortion, but my
boyfriend thought I should. I wasn’t strong enough to stand up for by beliefs. I can’t blame anyone, and I am not trying to. I am simply saying that there are so many more options. This will never go away. I can never take it back. I can never have my baby. I not only took away my child’s life, but also every other person my sweet babies life would have effected. I wish I could have read this 9 months ago. I wish that I would have known... please, don’t pass up your chance to give the most beautiful gift you could... life.

Elaina 

(Read more letters...)

Sections on this page:

Living 6 week unborn child from ectopic pregnancy

Questions to ask yourself:

Is your reason to consider abortion to eliminate the problem of either...
  • Carrying a child to term and delivery and/or
  • Having a child introduced into this world (whether or not you want to raise your child)
or maybe you don't want to carry the baby to term because of ...
  • The potential embarrassment of other people knowing you're  pregnant and/or
  • The physical inconvenience of the gestation period and birth process.
or not wanting a child introduced into your life because...
  • This isn't the way you "envisioned" your life to turn out -- having a baby at this time, or under these circumstances.
  • You may not be financially able to raise your child.
  • You're worrying that a future mate will not want you because you are raising a child (or gave one up for adoption).

Start with honesty

The first thing to remember is that right now, this very moment, you are a mother.  You're not a "potential" mother -- your baby is already growing inside you.  It's your child, and nothing can change this fact.  You have three choices: 1) to raise the child yourself; 2) give the baby through adoption to a loving family (and yes, you can participate in your child's upbringing -- see "adoption"), or 3) Kill your child through abortion.

If you're honest with yourself, you'll realize that aborting your child only replaces one problem with a worse one -- knowing that you made the decision to terminate a human life your baby's life.  (see abortion videos)

It's hard not to respect the late Mother Theresa.  Here's her point of view. 

"By abortion, the mother does not learn to love, but kills even her own child to solve her problems. And, by abortion, that father is told that he does not have to take any responsibility at all for the child he has brought into the world"

Mother Theresa

The National Prayer Breakfast, Washington, DC, February 5, 1994 --Before the President, his wife and a room packed with clergy of all denominations.

Know What an Abortion Really Is

Don't be mislead, the fetus inside you is not a "small blob of unrecognizable tissue," or some insignificant "birth product," (a term used by abortionists to protect themselves from the truth of what they're really doing)It's human.  By the time you know you're pregnant, your baby already has a heartbeat.

At six weeks your baby may not look exactly like you, but does a nine year old child look like a seventy year old?  Of course not, but would anyone argue that they're both human beings?  Are you going to look physically identical to the way you are now in thirty years? 

In a similar way, the actual "birth" is just another "transition" on the human highway -- from the womb to open-air.  Just because we cannot see the baby, does not mean we can disregard what is there.     (see abortion pictures, videos)

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The womb does an excellent job of nurturing the growing baby, but perhaps with one flaw:  there's no window for us to see inside.   This lack of a window is the pro-abortionist best friend.   Oftentimes, we choose to believe that what we don't see, doesn't exist.   It somehow makes the act seem OK because we cannot view what is actually taking place.  In a similar way, massive opposition to the Vietnam war materialized only after television brought the horrors of war into our living rooms. 

Maybe we're getting ahead of ourselves.  First, you may want to review the facts on the page "View Live Abortions," to fully understand what abortion entails, then return here.

Potential Motivations to get an abortion

Embarrassment

OK, maybe it's embarrassing.  Maybe you didn't plan on getting pregnant.  We're all human.  We all make mistakes, and everyone gets embarrassed at times.  Sometimes our mistakes aren't obvious to others, sometimes they are.  This one is.  Other people may want you to have the abortion because they are embarrassed.  Perhaps your parents or boyfriend.  It's not fun or comfortable to be embarrassed.  But is the cost (killing a human being) of eliminating this embarrassment worth it? 

The embarrassment of being pregnant goes away quickly --- the emotional trauma of abortion stays with you the rest of your life.

Physical Inconvenience.

Yes, it can be inconvenient.  Your stomach will grow.  You'll have to deliver the baby.  Here's another reality:  it's only temporary and surely a small price to pay knowing that you did the right thing -- letting your baby live.

A baby isn't in your cards at this time

Maybe this is the first major incident in your life that doesn't "follow your script."  Maybe you intended to get married and live on the same neighborhood as your childhood friends -- all with healthy bouncing babies, backyard cookouts and perfect marriages (see Peggy Sue Got Married, starring Kathleen Turner).  Well, here's a fact:  yours, and everyone else's lives never go exactly as planned (see the evening news).   If it wasn't this baby, something will come along to throw your life off track.  Let's not blame the baby, it's not her fault.  Let's just blame fate that things don't always turn out the way we want them too.

Future mate or current boyfriend may disapprove

Encourage your boyfriend to join you in viewing the pictures and videos on AbortionTV.  Share the experience of discovering the real truth behind abortion.

Second, if you're ultimate Prince Charming cannot accept  the fact that either: 1) you're raising a child, or 2) that you gave a child for adoption, then consider this:   he's neither a Prince, or Charming.  Find a real man.  You wouldn't be happy with that one anyhow.

Realities to consider

REALITY #1:  You're pregnant.

You cannot unwind this experience.  Abortion won't unwind it either.  The only choice now is how you deal with it.  Whether you're brave enough to do the only right thing -- having the baby.  Take comfort in the fact that this has to be the only inconvenience that you experience.   If you cannot raise the child, and you have to be honest with yourself about this -- then there are fabulous and rewarding choices. (see "Other ways to get rid of the kid")

REALITY #2:  You're not alone.

There are thousands of women in your same predicament.  View one girl's story.  

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REALITY #3:  Your life will change from today forward.

Choosing abortion temporarily eliminates the "physical," problem, yet in reality, only replaces it with a life-long emotional one.

REALITY #4:  You may not be supported to do the right thing. 

To complicate things, many people you love may not want you to have the baby (for their reasons, not yours). 

REALITY #5: What if your mother had aborted you?

She didn't.  But consider this.   That baby inside you (left alone to grow) will someday be your age.   Imagine that person sitting beside you today.  What possible reason can you give him/her for considering terminating the only life they would ever have?  Is any reason worth it?

REALITY #6:  This is NOT an unwanted baby.

Maybe it is unwanted by you, and that is OK.  There's nothing wrong with feeling this way.   This may not be the right time for you to raise a child. 

  You may ...

  • be a single mother
  • not be mentally ready to raise this child
  • not be financially able to raise this child
  • still be in school or have other major obligations
  • be a minor living with your parents
  • be married and not want to raise another child
  • know that this child has physical or other problems that you don't feel capable about dealing with them.
  • or hundreds of other reasons...

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Consider this
There are 200,000 couples in the United States who desperately DO want your baby!  Ironically, each year there are only 25,000 babies to adopt.

Maybe adoption isn't for you, or maybe it's something
you may want to consider. 
More on adoption