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Hear, in their own words, how their abortions
affected their lives. (Email
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7/15/08
I am
27 years old and I have had 3 abortions. That is the first time I have ever
admitted that to anyone. The first abortion was at age 20. My boyfriend
didn't want the baby, we already had a 6 month old son. He gave me every
reason under the sun why I should not have it. After dealing with the
stress of already having an infant, I killed my second child. I will never
forget the sterile white room, the masked doctors, pointless forms to fill
out, and the empty look of 20+ girls whose babies were going to die the same
day as mine. That day was
June 5, 2001. The next
abortion was
July 22, 2002... I was 21
years old, my son was a year and a half, and I had the same boyfriend with
the same excuses. He discussed the abortion on July 4th over dinner at Red
Lobster. When the 22nd came, he dropped me off and came back several hours
later. His car wouldn't start upon us leaving the clinic... I was
mortified...crying for my third baby as I had done for my second... I kept
begging for forgiveness. The feeling of going into the clinic and leaving
empty....almost souless...still haunts me everyday. The guilt and
resentment, towards my then boyfrjend played a major role in us breaking
up. Just think...the very person I was afraid of losing, the one I allowed
to talk me into killing my children , is the very one who wound up being
part of my past anyway.
Fast
forward some years to age 26. I now had a year old daughter and the man of
my dreams. One who treated my son as his own and cared for our daughter
like every father should. Ironically, he too tried to convince me of
aborting her. Being a man with a very strong relationship with God, he
threw phrases like " The Lord'll forgive you baby...let's just pray about
it....think about your children., do you want them to struggle?" But I
fought and fought for our daughters life ...and won. Now you would think
with a beautiful 6 year old son and baby girl and two deeply regretted
abortions I would have learned. But, I didn't. On
November 2,
2007, I had my 3rd abortion. This one the hardest. Why?
Because not even a week before, I went to a regular OB/GYN appt and listened
to my babies heart beat for the first and last time. I can still remember
the doctor saying "Well, here's your little peanut!" ...and I still went
through with it. I allowed my daughter's father to fill my head with bogus
religious reasons as to why this was the best for us. The best for US! But
what about our baby...why doesn't my baby deserve a chance? But he pointed
out our struggles raising the two we had, our middle wage jobs, our high
bills. That, coupled with my selfishness and insecurity allowed me to
really believe I was doing this for the betterment of me and my childrens'
lives. Except the life of 5th child is the one I didn't think about.
As I
sit here on this couch, I find it a blessing that I came to this site. I
just found out I was pregnant yesterday and once again have my boyfriend, my
daughters father, telling me how abortion is "best for us." This time
though, I am strong enough to leave him...my other half....for the life of
my unborn child.
Here I
am --27 years old and still live with the pain of lives I chose to lose. I
think of my angels everyday and torture myself with the sound of my unborn
babies heartbeat. Torture myself by looking at pictures like the one on
this website. I do it because the reality is...though the Lord has forgiven
me, I can not forgive myself. I have nightmares that when I die, those 3
angels will ?" be at the gates waiting for me asking me one question...
"Mommy, why me ?" . I can not tell you what to do. This decision is no
easier for a 27 year old than it is a 17 year old. Just take a second and
think about this. If you can live with the consequences of lifelong regret
and "what-jf's".... if you can live with nightmares...if you can live with
tears and resentment... as a matter of fact...if YOU CAN LIVE........
Why
can't your baby?
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8/17/07
Today
I am 50 years old. When I was 16 I got pregnant and initially planned on
having my baby...but my mother pressured me into having this "operation" and
to forget about it. My boyfriend went into denial, and so I thought that if
the doctors, government and my Mom thought it was okay, that it must be. In
my twenties I was again single and pregnant, my boyfriend pressured me to
abort, sadly I did. This time I went to an abortion clinic, it was horrific,
I was wide awake, it was VERY painful, I went into shock and felt like I had
been raped again.
I got
an infection, damaged cervix, badly scarred uterus, and was only able to
have one child, a beautiful son, he is 15 years old and I love being a Mom.
Doctors said that due to the damage done as a result of those abortions,
they couldn't believe I had him! Children are a blessing, they will never
hurt you. Don't believe the lies. God will help you, there is help. It's a
baby. Abortion deeply hurt me, and killed my children, it is a wrong, and
not a right! Rev. 12:11
Denise
M. |
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6/22/07
Unfortunately, I chose to have an abortion last November. It was the worst
mistake of my life. I knew it was wrong, but I tried to cling to the
pro-choice rhetoric and believe it would be all over in an hour. To think I
could do something so horrific and believe I could just sweep it under the
rug emotionally.
To any
other women out there who are facing a crisis pregnancy and are on the fence
about what to do, please do not make the horrible mistake I did. The grief
and remorse are unbearable. I feel far more sorrow over losing this unborn
baby than losing any person who was born, and I have lost a lot of
relatives. At least those people got to live their lives, and I got to know
them--unlike my unborn baby whom I killed.
You
might think abortion is a quick fix, but it's not at all. Far from it!
I felt a whopping 2 hours of relief after the abortion--and several months
of ongoing severe depression.
No
matter what your reasons for having the abortion, nothing is worth it.
Anything you choose over your baby will have blood on it. For instance, one
reason I had the abortion was to pursue graduate school. But now, my degree
and new career will be tainted by my baby's blood. I would trade anything
to have my baby back now.
A driving factor in making the decision to abort was that I was under
extreme anxiety during the pregnancy. Anxiety will cause you to think very
pessimistically and irrationally, making you more prone to abort. It is
your mind playing tricks on you. After I had the abortion and the anxiety
came down, I realized how completely senseless my abortion was, and I could
think of a million solutions of how to have the baby and pursue the other
things in life I wanted to pursue.
If you
are experiencing extreme anxiety, there is an antianxiety drug called
buspirone (Buspar) which is safe to take during pregnancy. Ask your doctor
about taking it. I had assumed no drug would be safe to take; I only found
out I could have taken buspirone after the pregnancy. If I had known that
before, I might have been able to bring down my anxiety, and my baby might
have been saved. If you do not want to take drugs, other methods to bring
down anxiety include hypnosis and acupuncture. Give them a try. You cannot
make a sound decision if you are under severe anxiety.
Please
don't put yourself through the hell I'm going through now. If I can save
one baby's life and one woman from going through the emotional agony I am
now going through, my precious baby's death will not have been in vain.
Anne
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October 13,
2006
Remember how
ms. magazine is having all those 'pro choice people send their proclamation
of how happy they were when they aborted to get support for not stopping
abortion? Well I went there and declared to
them. I had an abortion in 1976, and I am NOT proud of it at all. I miss
my son Brandon everyday. I was 16 weeks pregnant with his dear self.
it was done by the prostaglandin method which slowly chokes that
child to death.
I did not know
everything I know now about abortion at all, in those days there were no
crisis pregnancy centers, nor was the information out there at all. it was
not my choice at all. my father, the father
of the baby and my mom all conspired on this cuz they didn't want me to have
him. however the cancer of abortion wills top with me, my mom did it 2
times and my sister at least once. they feel no regrets and cant figure
out still why I cant forget, its past. when I got
married and had our 2 daughters in 1983 and 1989 I had so much cervical
damage I had to have 2 csections. deprived of even breast feeding. I was
robbed. of my son and the gift of breast feeding. I did not abort out of
selfishness , I was carrying out others choices not mine,
I was out on
the maternity ward in queens hospital in Hawaii for that.
The whole thing was so evil and the pain
was indescribable. and not fair I wanted him. however I took responsibility
for it and confessed it to JESUS the only one who can heal you and now I do
all I cant stop it. I learned the hard way that
you cannot just do whatever you want in life, the minute you have sex you
are immediately responsible for if you have a child or not.
And you will never get that one back, there's only one of all of us.
he is safe with JESUS now but I miss him so. please stop the killing, pretty
soon it will be on the other end they will kill us when we get too old to
support. STOP ABORTION NOW. Bless you.
SRF |
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10/6/06
I am
44 years old. I have had three abortions. Two at age 16 and one at age 22.
I thought I only regretted and grieved the third one. I was so wrong! You
never forget and you always regret. Regret shows itself in many ways.I have
recently been through a 10 week long Forgiveness bible study where, for the
first time, I told the story of my abortions. It was so healing to be able
to talk about it, to grieve these children and to talk with other women
who've been through it. Society implies that if you made this "choice", you
have no regrets and no right to grieve if you do have regrets. I'll spare
many of the details but at age 16, I became pregnant and my first thought
was "abortion!". I had always mouthed off that it was murder...until an
unplanned pregnancy was my situation. My mother fully supported and
encouraged and abortion. I was supposed to go back to the clinic for a
follow-up appointment and birth control. It was snowing that night and we
never made it. (Nobody ever suggested that perhaps I should keep my pants
on until I was married). So, new boyfriend, not long after and we began to
have sex. I really wanted to keep this baby but he said "No, we'll get
married after we graduate and we'll have another baby." I didn't realize I
could have gone against his wishes. I really wanted to keep that baby.
Third
time, age 22, old enough to get married, baby's father didn't offer. Knee
jerk reaction-abortion. Same clinic as before, rude and nasty doctors and
nurses. I'm sure they get hard-serial murderers aren't warm and fuzzy
people. An ultrasound most likely would have changed my mind. A loving
word from the boyfriend would have helped, too. I grieved this child for a
long time. Until I went through the bible study, I used to fantasize about
what I would do if I found a baby "thrown away". I now recognize that as a
reaction to my abortions.
I know
my Lord forgives me, I will see my children in heaven. I have named them
and had a memorial service for them. I am finally at peace but still regret
my decisions.
It is
a real baby, it is a gift from God, it is painful in many ways, and it is
wrong. If you find yourself with an unwanted pregnancy-WAIT. Take time to
become informed about your child's options. You can give birth. You can
keep or adopt the child. You can get help caring for your child. YOu can
You can You can... do so many things to save your child's life. God loves
you and your child.
Sharon |
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9/25/06
I had
an abortion 15 days ago. I was nervous as I could possibly be going in that
clinic. I had put the abortion off for a long time. I sat there for a long
time waiting. The nurse finally called me back and gave me half a valium and
said she needed $425 from me then. I gave her the money and continued to
wait. About an hour later she then gave me a celebrex. About 30 minutes
later, the doctor told me to get undressed and he would be in. I looked over
the room first. I saw the machine they used to suction the baby out. I could
have started crying then. I replayed the whole decision in my head. I just
knew I had to go through with it. He examined me and did an ultrasound. He
then said "why did you wait so long?" I said what do you mean? He said you
are 13 and 1/2 a week pregnant. "For 300 more dollars I can help you with
this problem." He then said are you going to pay the money? I told him I had
to call someone to bring me the money and asked him if this increased the
risks of something going wrong. He simply said get your clothes on and then
we will talk about it. He made me wait about 2 more hours. When I got back
there he said I had to just remain calm and not to freak out or he wouldn't
do it. I got undressed and tried to prepare myself. He told me not to cry
and not to make a sound. "SILENCE", he yelled. That had to have been the
longest 10 minutes of my life. The pain is
indescribable. I was sweating so bad from the pain and pail. When they
allowed me to get up and made a make shift tiaper from the blanket I laid on
I went to the restroom where I sat on the toilet and prayed for the Lord to
have mercy on me for at least 30 minutes. I put my clothes on and waited on
a couch for him to come back in. He said get up and walk around and eat a
good lunch it will help the pain go away.
I really wish I wouldn't have done it! I regret it everyday. I cant help but
think of what my child would have been like. The physical and emotional pain
of my abortion will be with me for the rest of my life. I would advise
anyone to rethink their decision of an abortion. I cant take my decision
back, and it will weigh on my heart for the rest of my days.
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August
12, 2006
Hi, I
guess I've never done this before. Like tell someone about my problems
without even knowing them. But I feel like I need to get this off my chest.
The pain I have been feeling ever since I got an abortion. It's not a
physical pain its just an emotional pain that I have inside me. I had my
first abortion at 18, I never knew I would remember this for the rest of my
life.
It all
started when I was dating this guy in high school, we were head over heels
about each other. We started having sex and without using a condom. Of
course I knew the risks about having sex unprotected but at that moment I
didn't care. It was around the end of my senior year when I noticed I wasn't
getting my period. I told my boyfriend and he told me to buy a pregnancy
test and I did. It came out positive, I was sooo scared I did not know what
to do. I was afraid to tell my parents because to them I was still their
little girl. As soon as I told my boyfriend he told me that he was too young
to have a baby and that his mom would kill him. Then he asked me if I was
going to keep it and I told him yeah.
He got
so mad that he told me that he would break up with me. All he said was that
he would come up with the money and to make an appointment with the clinic.
Since I had no to talk to or I chose not to I decided to go through with the
procedure. That day we went to the clinic and I didn’t even speak to him. He
gave the “so called nurse” the money. Automatically, they took me into this
room with a bed, made me take off my clothes and put on a gown. After that
all I remember is asking the doctor if this was going to hurt. He said no.
Later I woke up in the recovery room with other women beside me. After that
me and my boyfriend broke up and never spoke to each other again.
Thru
some of my friends I have found out that he has a baby with another girl.
This is the worst experience in my life and I hope no one has to go thru it.
It is a life u are killing and something u will regret for the rest of your
life. You will ask yourself day after day what the baby might of been, who
it might of looked like, I know I do. Every night I pray for that baby that
didn’t have a chance to live and I hope that God is taking care of him or
her for me. And that just maybe when I go to heaven I will get the chance to
see and be with my baby.
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4/9/06
Hi--
My name is Melissa and I am now 24 years old. I wrote the following letter
a little shy of one year ago to a wonderful website, standupgirl.com. I had
just had an abortion, and I felt I needed to get my story out there in the
hopes that it may help at least ONE woman not make the same painful mistake
I did. My one year anniversary on my abortion is coming up, one week from
today, Easter Sunday actually. One year later, the pain is no worse then
that horrible day when I walked out of the abortion clinic. I miss my baby
more then ever, and I left my husband because of the abortion. I just want
to let people know that the pain is not just physical, actually, the
physical pain is nothing compared to the piercing ache I feel in my soul
every day. And it doesn't JUST go away, and you can't just GET OVER IT.
It's a ghost, a ghost that I'm afraid will haunt me for the rest of my
life. The only thing that get me out of bed somedays is that I know by
posting my story, there are at least 7 babies growing happily in their
mommies bellies, or just recently born, because of my experience, which is
why I am so dedicated to continuing to share it.
I am
writing you in hopes that maybe my story can help someone. It's almost
ironic. When I found your website in February, I had just found out I was
pregnant, and it one one of the very things that helped me decide to keep my
baby. Now in May, I'm back here hoping to find some sort of solace for the
horrible act I ultimately committed.
I'm 23 years old, I have a full time job, I'm married, we own a home, and my
husband is in the military. At the time I found out I was pregnant though,
my husband and I were seperated, one of the main reasons for that being that
as I got older I wanted children, and he did not. When I told him I was
pregnant, he was not happy at all. Immediately he began pushing abortion. I
listened to what he had to say, but I already loved the baby that was
growing inside me. But he is a very convincing man, and he almost had me
convinced that was the right thing to do, altough I still fought him on it.
I had been having some complications, so I had to go to the doctor. He took
me, and on the way there, he told me that he had changed his mind, that we
could do this. I was so overjoyed! I was gonna be a mommy! I did everything
right. I read the books, took my vitamins, everything. I went to another
followup appointment where they did an ultrasound and I got to see my baby
for the first time, hear his heart beating inside me. My husband was out of
town so my mother was there with me. It was amazing. Then he changed his
mind. April 4th he came home, and I knew something was wrong. When he
finally opened up, he had turned into someone I didn't know, a monster. He
hated me, he hated the child, I would never be able to make it without him
and he didn't want to be a part of any of it anymore. When I left, I
convinced myself that I would never forgive myself if I subjected a child to
that sort of father. So the next day, I made the appointment.
April 16th, 2005, at 8:45am I walked into the clinic with my husband. Of
course he was kind enough to take me, he had ultimately won. They took my
name, took my money, and told me to take a seat. I couldn't look anywhere
but down. I knew what I was doing was wrong. They called me back for
bloodwork, then put me in a room with 20, (yes, 20!) other women where they
explained to us all the legalities of it and how the procedure goes. Then
they split us up into groups of 10, and put us in rooms where we were
medicated with valium and motrin, we changed into our hospital gowns, and
waited. No couseling was offered at this facility. I swear if one of those
staff members had asked if I was doing this for myself, I would've said no,
walked out, and would still be carrying my precious baby. But my child had
no such opportunity. Eventually they called my name. They walked me back to
the room, and laid me on that cold table and put my feet in the stirrups. I
had nitrous gas, but as soon as the doctor walked in it was as if I had had
nothing. I was completely sober.
I will spare the specifics, but I will say it was as close to death as I
have ever felt. The doctor was cold, snappy, and rude. He didn't even warn
me that he was going to begin. I began to hyperventilate. I wanted to stop
it but it was too late, the damage was done. I lay there crying out to my
baby and to God, "I'm so sorry, Forgive me please!" When he began the
removal, I literally felt a piece of my soul come out of my body. That
afternoon, when I was finally allowed to leave, I left a completely
different person. I was hardened, angry, sad, and completely alone. One
month to the day has gone by, and there hasn't been a day where I haven't
though of Michael Thomas (thats when I named him). I never was shown that he
was a boy, but I just feel like it was a boy. Every day I have flashbacks to
April 16th, and every night when I close my eyes, I see this sweet child,
just after delivery being wrapped up by the nurses. Just as they get close
enough for me to touch him, I wake up.
I will regret my decision till the day I die. I chose the so-called love of
a man over the love for a child. NEVER AGAIN. I could have done it. But I
was weak, timid, afraid. There ARE options for girls. As sad and hard as
adoption would be, those brave women that do it are HEROS, through and
through. They are the heros to their child, to the family that adopts, and
they are a small ray of hope for all the unborn children, that there IS a
chance at life. I don't know how this sounds, I dont know if you can use my
story. But I felt in honor of my child, I had to put my story out there, to
possibly stop one child from suffering as mine did.
Melissa |
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3/27/06
I had an abortion last
month, and if I had had any idea I would feel how i did, no way on earth
would I have gone through with it.
I'm 20, and had been
told I probably wouldn't be able to have kids, so my boyfriend and I were
never all that careful. Then, just before Christmas,
I started to feel sick a lot, stuff that I used to love eating made me feel
sick or tasted different, and some smells had me gagging and running for the
bathroom. So even before my period was late, I knew I was pregnant. When I
did that test and it came up positive, I didn't know how to feel. I couldn't
believe it, but what with how I was feeling, I knew it was right. I was
happy, I had always wanted kids young, and although I knew my boyfriend
didn't want kids just yet, I figured once I told him he would come round to
it. So I called a friend first, I wanted to take another test, just to be
sure. She was all wide eyed, what are you going to do? sort of thing. I just
felt shocked, but also really, I don't know, special. I had a baby inside of
me, I was going to be a mum. I didn't want to go to a doctor to begin with,
I wanted to tell my boyfriend first, we had talked before about what would
happen if somehow I did get pregnant, and he always said have an abortion
and I always said I didn't think I could do that. So I told him, and he
didn't really believe me, but he was so so so cold to me. I couldn't believe
it. I mean it was unplanned, but how could he not feel the rush of love I
had when I first found out? It was our baby! I'm crying as I type this, but
he was just so cold and so sure, I didn't want to bring a baby into the
world who's daddy didn't want it, I didn't want to tell my parents and have
them be disappointed in me. I didn't want to lose my partner, so I had an
abortion. I will never ever ever forgive myself for letting someone push me
into it. The same as I will never ever forget how my boyfriend treated me .
Funny thing, I did it so I wouldn't lose him, but now I hate him so it
didn't really matter. I have lost the boyfriend who said he loved me no
matter what and that he would always be there for me, because I know it's
not true.
I went to the hospital,
they gave me tablets to stop the pregnancy. My boyfriend came with me then,
moaned about how the nurse gave him nasty looks. Which she did because I
told her he had said he didn't want it. She told me not to do it for him,
but i convinced her it was for me. Still, I cried as soon as I swallowed
those tablets, knowing there was no going back and I had just killed my
baby. Even if you think you are ready for it, nothing can prepare you for
how it feels. Not for me anyway. Two days later we showed up at the hospital
and i was given more tablets. An hour later I had the worst pains ever, and
could barely shuffle out the ward to the nurses station to get some
painkillers. I felt ill so went to the toilets, and then the blood started
pouring out of me, honestly was the most disgusting thing ever, blood and
tissue falling out of you is NOT a pleasant thing at all. Then I saw
something in the bowl, like a little long thing. On closer inspection, it
was my baby. It had it's little mouth wide open like it was screaming, and
it had eyes, arms legs and everything, even though I was only 9 weeks
pregnant, it was not a blood clot at all. I was shocked, but told the nurses
and went out to my boyfriend where i burst into tears. It was then it occurred
to me i had been hoping that since i was so close to the borderline of being
able to have this treatment that it wouldn't work. I didn't want to kill my
baby, i wanted to bring it up and cuddle it and make it happy and healthy. I
wanted to protect it like a mummy should do, not throw it away. I had to
sign things to say that I didn't mind them taking the fetus, or cremating it
along with others of the same sort of gestational age. Which I did. But then
going home, I thought how cold and hard that was, not only did I not want my
baby but i let them throw it in with other people's unwanted babies. I
didn't even let it at least be buried or cremated like it was special to
me. It was, it was my baby and I would give anything to go back. I should
have been just about 4 months pregnant now, I would love to be getting ready
for my first scan, seeing my baby's heart beating on the screen. But I
can't, because I was too scared and too selfish and too worried about my
boyfriend to keep it, and I will never, ever, ever get over that.
Alexis |
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2/2/06
I just
wanted to say that I saw the movie "A Distant Thunder" yesterday. It really
messed with my head. It was only a 35 minute movie, but it didn't seem like
it. It really made me feel worse about my own abortion, that I have been
trying to move past for 4 years now. I cryed my self to sleep last night
because I felt so horrible. I think everyone should see it though. It really
puts that reality in perspective. You will definately see abortion in a
whole new light. I don't recommnd it for anyone under the age of 16 though,
there were some graphic scenes.
Lindsey Mkey2smom@yahoo.com |
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2/2/06
My heart pounds
as I write. My stomach is churning. I had an abortion in about 1974. I
was married and my husband and I were trying for a baby. I got pregnant and
was very happy. I told my husband at dinner. He got mad and said he would
leave if I had the baby. I had a two year old son at the time by a previous
marriage. I called my mother and told her my husband wanted me to have an
abortion or he was leaving. She actually told me an abortion would probably
be best. The one I thought I could trust to stand by me, my own mother
counseled me to abort my baby!! I wanted that baby so bad! My husband
talked me into abortion.
I waited as
long as I could to make the appointment. The last time I called, the
abortion clinic said I would have to make my decision soon, or it would be
too late. I wanted it to be too late! But I got scared, and made the
appointment.
The actual
appointment was a nightmare!! They told me that "it" was just a blob of
blood, not even a formed baby yet. That was a total lie! I put on a gown,
and they put me on a table in stirrups. I was left with my legs apart in
those stirrups for a long time. I was crying so hard! When the doctor and
nurses came it, I told them I didn't want to do it! I said NO! The doctor
said to "think good thoughts or you'll have nightmares under the
anesthesia". I said NO, and they put the needle in me and put me out!!!!!
I indeed had a nightmare! I dreamt I was on a conveyer belt going through a
tunnel of uterine materials. That's the only way I can describe it. It was
all around me, swirling, thick tissue. I was terrified!
When I woke up,
I was crying my eyes out. I held my stomach and kept saying, "My baby! My
baby!" I thought frantically that maybe I hadn't had the abortion yet, that
maybe I still had a chance...maybe the baby was still safe inside me. A
nurse came over (I was in the recovery room with several other women) and
said, "I know....I know...It's alright..."
My husband
picked me up and took me home. I hated him! His first words were, "We can
have another baby". I had nightmares every night, I was depressed... I
kept waking up, hearing a baby cry. I would sit up with the hope that it
was all a nightmare and my baby was crying for me. My husband got sick of
my depression and longing for my baby. I got pregnant about 1 1/2 years
later. My husband said the same thing to me... "Get an abortion! I don't
want a baby!" I ran for my baby's life!! I moved in with my mother out of
town. She wasn't sympathetic, but I didn't care! I just wanted a place to
go where I could have my baby! I had a beautiful little girl. I left my
husband, but he fell in love with that little girl. She now has a 2 yr. old
and another one on the way.
My youngest
daughter got pregnant with her 3rd child and she called from out of state to
tell me she was going to have an abortion. I sent her Pro-life info and
pictures. She was insistent that she was having an abortion as soon as she
got the $100. I prayed to God that she wouldn't get the money. I called
her several times....even in the middle of the night to plead with her to at
least have the baby and give her up for adoption. After viewing the
materials I sent her, she decided to have the baby. I became the
grandmother/guardian of that baby the day she was born. She is now 5 years
old! Such a beauty!
One of my other
daughters ended up pregnant too. It just happened to be about the time I
fell apart from my previous abortion. I was reading the abortion materials
and had the pictures, and ended up joining a recovery group from the local
Crisis Pregnancy Center. I saw my daughter pick up the materials and take
them to her room. She read them and told me she was pregnant and that she
decided to have her baby. She is now married to the father. Their daughter
is now 8 years old. They are planning their second baby! I am blessed with
6 grandchildren currently.
I'll never
forget the nightmare. I went to the abortion clinic that took my baby when
Crisis Pregnancy Center had a candlelight vigil. We were actually on the
news! I held pictures of an aborted baby, which said, "Abortion hurts
women". The news showed the writing, but not the picture.... I'm not
afraid to tell of my abortion. It has saved some babies, though I lost one
girl, who ended up aborting. I'll always take a stand in defense of the
unborn, and against the bloody slaughter of generations of children! When
one baby is aborted, it's not just one life lost, but their children and
their children's children....entire generations die in each baby killed.
Thanks for
listening. I know it was long....
Janet |
|
12/16/04
Hi, my name is Lauren
and I live in Missouri. I am 17 years old and had an abortion on the 15th of
December, 2004. I found out on the 19th of November that I was pregnant. I
told the father, which is my boyfriend, that I was pregnant and he was yes
of course very mad at first. After we got in person and talked it out for
many hours we decided that it was our decision to be adult enough to sleep
with each other, so we would be adult enough to take care of our biggest
responsibility.........Our Baby! My mom and dad hated him and hated the fact
that I was going to have a baby. I left my house and went and lived with my
boyfriend at his dad's house. It made me feel so much better because they
were so excited about the baby and said it would get us away from all the
partying and help us grow up to be true adults. I accepted that. We would
lay in bed every night and I would fall asleep next to the man I loved so
much while he rubbed my tummy and said how excited he was. We were both very
happy. About a week later, well I guess went by and all things changed. My
boyfriend called my mom to talk to her which I knew wasn't a good idea
because she wanted us to get rid of the baby and well she got what she
wanted. He got off the phone and she had put so many things into his head
that the first thing he said to me was your getting an abortion. I started
to cry, but knew since I didn't have him I had no one. A couple days later
he took me home and told me that he didn't want anything to do with me. My
mom then signed me up and took me in to get the abortion. I followed through
with it. Even though it took them under five minutes to complete the
procedure, I don't think that I have ever felt so bad for myself like I am
now. I regret every bit of it. Even though I am no one to tell you what to
do. I am just saying that it won't only hurt you, but the one that you don't
have anymore. I could have loved my baby so much and if there was any way
that I could go back in time..... I definitely would. I miss my baby and so
will you!
Lauren |
|
12/03/04
wish
that i had found this site before i went through with it, it has shown me
what really goes on.
I had an
abortion on the 24th may 2004, it was the worst mistake ive ever made! I am
16 years old, and was preparing to do my GCSE's. I'd just split from my
boyfriend of 2 years, we'd needed a break from each other. When we got back
together at the beginning of may, i found out i was pregnant. I had always
said to myself that if i had an 'accident' and fell pregnant then i would
keep the baby, but when it happens to you your mind doesn't always think the
way you want it to.
i found
out for sure that i was pregnant at a clinic, my boyfriend was there and i
didn't know what to do, i needed time to think. I told my mum and dad, they
were supportive, but would prefer the abortion as i am so young and was
about to do my exams. i was petrified, everyone including my boyfriend
wanted me to have the abortion, they weren't forcing me, but felt like i had
to as it was what everybody else wanted. I booked the appointment, i went
with my boyfriend, he was so supportive, he just wanted me to be ok. I had
to wait on my own though, there were other girls there, with their mum's,
friends and sisters, but my boyfriend wasn't allowed in, i hated sitting on
my own, all i could think about was how i was going to feel afterwards.
I went
into a room where they did a scan, i was having the 'medical abortion' as
they thought i was less than 8 weeks (which is the cut off point, you have
to be less than 8wks to have it). i had the scan, the woman said i was at
least 9 weeks pregnant, as the foetus was big, i looked at the picture that
was printed off of my baby, after that everything is a blur. I think my mind
just went into like a robot mode, i didn't talk i just did what they told
me. i took a tablet, then i went home. I was sick, the tablet made me ill.
I went
back 2 days later and they inserted pesseries to bring on contractions. This
was the most painful experience i've had, i aksed for pain relif, which i
couldn't take as i kept being sick. My boyfriend was allowed in at this
point, he was so worried for me. After 2 hours of lying still all i could do
was wait. I could barely walk to the toilet i was in that much pain. It took
around 6 hours for my miscarriage to be 'completed'. I saw my baby, which
really shook me, at that point i just broke down, i'd realised what i had
done, i just wasnted to put the baby back inside me where it belonged(sounds
wierd, i know). I went home and stayed it bed for days, i have cried about
it every night since then, that was 7 months ago. I just can't believe that
i went through with it. It is such a traumatic experience, and i regret it,
i regret it every minute of the day. In less than a month it will be my
baby's due date, i am dreading it, but it's my own fault! I wish i could
turn back time, like many others, but i made a choice.
Think
about the choices you make!!!!!
EM |
| 10/5/04 My name
is Candice. I am now 18 and I had an abortion when I was 14. I grew up in a
christian home, but in every home, there's always one who goes bad...and
that was me. I began going to parties in grade 7 when I was only 12. I had
sex for the first time at one of these parties, and I didn't think that
there was anything wrong with that, r maybe I just chose to believe that it
was okay. Anyways, I fell in love with this guy (I'll call him Bob, so I
won't reveal his real name) and we started having a sexual relationship. He
was 2 years older than me, and he made me feel important, so I gave him
everything. Anyways, when we were at a party for New Year's (I was still 13)
we had sex, and this time, I got pregnant. I didn't even realize that I was
pregnant until the middle of February (I had since turned 14, at the end of
January). When I told Bob, he asked me what I wanted to do, and being the
selfish person that I was, right away, I replied that I wanted to have an
abortion. He just went along with it. We
didn't tell our parents, but the people at the clinic didn't say that I had
to. To me this was great. I didn't have to quit school, or face any sort of
ridicule or shame. But, since the abortion, all I feel is guilt. Bob and I
are still friends, although, there was a time when he wanted nothing to do
with me, but we've gotten over that. I am so sorry for killing my own
daughter. She would have been 4 this past September, and her name would have
been Aspen Jorden Syqouya. I miss her so very much.
Candice |
|
10/5/04
I am a
single mom of 3 boys and I am 26 yrs old. I was pregnant 16 weeks and
decided that I couldn’t see myself doing this again, so I opted for an
abortion (worst thing I ever did) I went and everything seemed normal. about
4 weeks later I was still feeling very crampy and was worried that I was
bleeding weird, I went to the Dr. and was tested by ultrasound and by blood
work, turned out that I was not fully aborted, and had to have it done
again, finding out that I was punctured in bladder and needed sewn up, the
infection was so bad I am still currently on medication to clear the
infection! I do not recommend abortions! it is more dangerous than they let
on to you!
Anon |
|
10/5/04
Where do I begin? I
was 19 when I had an abortion which was only a year ago from this date. I
was and still am engaged with a wonderful man but we were not financially
able to support another child. I had one already and thought that I couldn't
handle anymore right now. My fiancé was not sure what we needed to do
..either was I because I have always been against abortion. Not wanting to
make this decision we knew that we had to. We decided to have an abortion. I
had no idea how it was done so I began to confide in others about it and
even nurses from abortion clinics. They all told me that it was just a mass
of undeveloped tissue and that it would not feel anything and that it was
done and over with in no time! It was almost like they were trying to sale
me the abortion! I made an appointment and we came up with the money to
have it done....about this time I was 10 weeks. There were no abortion
clinics where we lived so we had to drive a couple of hours. When we got
there we payed for a motel room and had just enough money for the abortion
and enought to get home. I went to the clinic and the people in there were
so rude. There were 20 other girls in there at the time. Some were scared
and some were sad and there were some that acted like it was no big deal. I
was thinking to myself ..What am I doing here??? I wanted to leave but I
kind of brain washed myself into thinking that it was the right thing to do.
Well they called me into a room to get blood taken and to get an ultrasound.
Then I went into a room for them to collect my money. After the ultrasound
and blood work they told me that they could not do the abortion because its
going to cost more money. Well I told them it was okay and I'll just leave.
Well they wouldn't let me leave untill I payed them for the ultrasound and
the bloodwork. My fiance picked me up and we both thought to ouselves that
maybe we should just have the baby but like I said I kept trying to
brainwash myself into thinking that it was the right thing. We went home and
my soon to be mother-n-law brings a tape and a peice of paper that had some
lyrics on it to a song. She said that she was walking out the door of her
church and the minister stopped her and hugged her and said,'' The lord put
this song on my heart last night and all I know is I'm suppose to give it to
you. She said she fell to peices.How couuld he have known she thought! I
played this song and it was a song about what the baby would be saying to
the mother before and after the abortion was done... Me and my fiance were
falling to peices at this point! But we still made up our minds to do it.
Even though we knew that God was trying to tell us not to we were so
overcome with the worries of finances. We were barely making it at the time.
I called around and found another clinic in Florida and made an appointment.
No matter what.... it was so hard to try to come up with the money.
EVERYTHING was going WRONG!!!!! So many times we were going to change our
minds but we stayed with our decision. I prayed and prayed night after night
that the lord forgive us and have mercy on us for what we were about to do.
I even began to have nightmares about it. I haven't had this procedure yet
but it was already affecting me mentally. It was just a few days before my
appointment and I was watching the news and they were having a big thing
about abortion and how wrong it is and how they were trying to ban it
totally! I couldn't believe what I was seeing. All these signs! The morning
of my appointment ..we got in the car and the CAR WOULD NOT START! Can you
believe this??? I knew at this point that there was definately someone up
above trying to get through to us and we both knew it! Being that we made
our decision we got to the clinic anyway. We drove around for 3 hours trying
to find a motel room since we were 3 hours from home. There was no
vacancies! We finally found a room on the other side of town . I made it to
my appointment 20 minutes late. They almost didn't want to see me until they
seen on the computer that I was there to hand them $475.00 for an abortion.
Of course everything was okay then! right away they took me in a room to
sit by myself. They treated my like I was royalty. The counselor came in and
talked to me about the procedure and asked me if I was sure I wanted to go
through with it and then had me sign some papers. She then collected the
money. After that they put me back in the room by myself and played a video
about the procedure and the video I watched was so far from the truth. The
nurse came back in and I asked her if there was a way that they could tell
me whether it was a boy or girl after it was all done. She told me NO and
that it was just a mass of tissue and you wouldnt be able to tell. I was 15
weeks and 5 days at this point. Almost 16!
She told me that the doctor would be in to talk to me before he does the
procedure. I waited... and here he come. When I seen him I felt so
uncomfortable. He had this blank look in his eyes like he had no heart or
soul! I asked him a few questions and asked if there was anything for pain
he said no and that they could only give me a gas mask and that would help
keep me calm and not so aware of what was going on. Well I followed him into
the room where they were about to kill my baby. They did an ultrasound to
make sure how far along I was. They wouldn't let me see the screen. He
didn't want me to know that there was more than just a mass of tissue in
there! They gave me the gas mask and it made me a little cloudy at first
until he started sticking those metal rods to open my cervix. I started
screaming and arching off the table.All I wanted to do was get away! The
cloudiness went away and I was experiencing the worst most excrusiating pain
in my entire life. The nurses started yelling at me and telling me to stop
and that I was over reacting ! I begged him to stop....then he put the
suction tube in me and turned on that awful machine and I heard parts of my
baby being sucked out. The machine sucked so hard that it felt like all my
insides were going too! I continued to scream and the nurses yelled at me
and held me down. The procedure was only suppose to last for 15 minutes but
it felt like forever! I thought that the pain was never going to go away and
I thought I was going to die and wishing that I would. The doctor seemed
like he was being so rough and mean...almost like he enjoyed causing pain.
It seemed like the more I screamed ...the worse he got! They gave me nothing
to help with the pain ...I felt everything!!! After it was over he didn't
say a word to me and got up and left to perform another abortion to the girl
in the next room. I went to the recovery room and there were 2 girls in
there already and they looked so empty inside. I was still crying at this
point. I felt empty too. I felt so bad for what I had done. I still feel bad
to this day about it and will never do it again no matter what the
circumstance. I now know the truth about what happens to these innocent
human beings. They are probably in heaven wondering why? Why did you let
them tear me apart? Why couldn't I make a choice? I never did anything
wrong! All I wanted to do is love you! Listen to what your baby is telling
you! You can hear it if you really listen. I never told anyone this till now
but the night before my appointment. I had a dream that woke me out of my
sleep ...it seemed so real! I seen in my dream a little boy standing in
front of me begging me not to do this to him! All I heard over and over was
don't do this to me, please mommy don't do this to me! please please!
I'll never forget that dream and I'll never forget that little boy that I
saw. I know that God forgives me but I don't know if I could ever forgive
myself but..... I am pregnant again and we are taking this as a blessing
...almost like a second chance.....we are so excited! I'm 18 weeks now and
have already developed a relationship with my unborn child. Thankyou GOD for
giving us another chance. Think twice ladies before you decide to do
this....if you know that you cannot provide, concider adoption and give this
innocent being a chance! there's more to it than just a surgery. It's a
big decision to make and a life changing one! LORD HAVE MERCY ON
US ALL!
anonymous
Sealy, Texas |
|
7/24/04
I remember everything
about that time in my life as if it were yesterday. I was headed down the
wrong path of drugs and alcohol at the age of 18. I was having unprotected
sex and knew the consequences fully, but like most teenagers I thought that
will never happen to me. By the time I started getting symptoms of being
pregnant I was drinking heavily and doing drugs every night. It was so bad
that some nights I don't even remember getting home. I started getting sick
and I was nauseated all day long. I didn't want to believe it so I took a
pregnancy test and sure enough it was positive.
I couldn't tell my
parents or anyone on my family for that matter. I didn't even want to tell
the baby's father but I did and that could have been the biggest mistake of
my life. I told him I didn't want it and he tried to kill me. I remember
being held up against the wall and he had me at my throat with scissors in
his hand.He still wanted me to continue as if nothing happened and still do
drugs and then we could raise the baby together. I knew as bad as my drug
use had become that I couldn't have this baby. I considered adoption but I
would have been unable to hide my pregnancy.
I had no money and my
roommate threatened to leave me with all the bills if I didn't get rid of
it. I was backed into a corner and thought I had no alternative so I went to
the clinic scared to death and wanting to die the whole time. I was
horrified at the number of people that were there that had been there so
many times that the nurses knew them by name and face. I sat there and kept
to myself with my best friend at the time. When they took me into the room
it was like waiting in line for the bathroom; we were one right after
another. When it was my turn I got onto the table and the procedure started.
I remember crying uncontrollably and being in so much pain. I wanted so
badly to take back what I had done but it was too late.
After that I went into
a deep depression I hid myself in alcohol. I just wished that I would have
died too. It wasn't until I was 22 and I got married and had my daughter
that I came to terms with what I did. I tortured myself for 4 long years not
telling anyone about it. I didn't think I deserved my daughter because of
what I did. Now I realize if it wasn't for that day I wouldn't be where I am
today. Because of that I turned my life around and I don't do drugs and I
haven't done drugs since I was 20 and I'm 24 now. I am now expecting twins.
I am happy in life and love. I still think of my baby often and while I've
never forgotten the pain I experienced and caused that day I know that I did
the right thing for me.
Beth |
|
5/20/04
Growing up I never really paid any attention
to the choices that I had... how could I, I was just a kid. Now, I’m 22
years old, last June (almost a year ago) I had my first and last abortion.
I remember the day so clearly, it was the day after mother’s day (how
ironic), I remember my best friend had picked me up from school, on the way
home I started to feel nauseated. I felt so sick to my stomach that even
the car ride home was doing me no good; in fact it just made me worse. As I
got out of the car I threw up coffee that I had earlier that morning, my
best friend looked at me and asked me if I had gotten my period for that
month, knowing well aware that I didn't, I told her that I didn't remember.
I went upstairs to my apartment and felt an overwhelming urge to keep
throwing up. Feeling sick and having no strength, I called into work "sick"
I told my boyfriend that I was going to stay home that night, he was worried
because he didn't know what was going on with me. He went ahead and left to
work that night, about 2 hrs. Later I decided to go to my local rite-aid and
buy a pregnancy test, somehow, I just knew that I was pregnant, I just knew
it, but I needed something to confirm the truth. I decided to wait until my
boyfriend got home from work that night; I was too scared to do this on my
own. He came home a little after 12:30 midnight, I took the test, and it
was the scariest 5 minutes of my life... after the waiting I looked at the
stick, my assumptions were confirmed, and I was indeed pregnant! I remember
my knees had weakened and I feel to the ground, my life of no responsibility
had ended and I was not ready to be a mother.
I went to the doctor and still being in
shocked had another pregnancy test done, I guess I was so in shock that I
wanted to really make sure that I was pregnant. I remember crying my eyes
out and feeling so confused and scared... after hours of talking about our
decisions and possibilities, my boyfriend and I both decided to have the
abortion.
There were so many reasons why we did this,
and please don't misconstrue that as an "excuse" but I wanted to give this
life everything it deserved, struggling was not an option, I could care less
if I struggled.
It's been almost a year since my life and
eyes have been opened up. After the procedure I cried and constantly thought
about "what could’ve been” the truth is, what's done is done, I can't change
the past decision or actions that I have made. I do know that if I ever do
get the opportunity to have another baby, abortion is not an option; it was
a mistake that was made once and only once, never again!
Ann |
|
5/10/04
I’m 19 and had an
abortion last July when I found out I was 21 weeks pregnant! It was the
biggest shock of my life.
I was away traveling at the time and had no idea I was pregnant!
When I found out I had about 2 days to decide what I was going to do with my
baby as I was so far along. I knew deep down I had to get rid of it; I
couldn’t afford to keep it and didn’t know what my boyfriend’s parents would
think. We were traveling at the time and would of had to come home with no
where to live and no money, it just wouldn’t have been fair on a child. I
always wanted my child to have a stable up bringing where I could give it
everything it wanted.
The day I found out the doctor put this machine against my tummy and I could
hear the baby’s heart beat! As he couldn't be sure how far along I was I had
to go to a hospital the next day to have a scan, I lay on a bed on what
should have been one of the happiest days of my life with my boyfriend
waiting out side for me as the nurse showed me the baby, I could see it
moving!
I went to a clinic to see about having an abortion but they wouldn’t do it
for me as I was so late on, in fact the doctor was horrid to me and a felt
so awful. I should have realised what I was doing was wrong then. In the end
we found a clinic that would.
I was dilated over a 2 day period one day I felt my baby kick and the next
day it was still. I hated it. on the day of my operation I didn’t know
really what I was doing. I was so drugged to the eyeballs and in the most
agonising pain, I remember thinking to myself what am I doing, I lay in a
bed thinking that if it wasnt for my boyfriend waiting for me I wouldn’t
mind if if I died right here with my baby.
my most vivid memory is being walked to theatre and looking around at where
I had just been sat to see it covered in blood! I lay on the bed been given
my anesetic and said over and over again in my head good bye and sorry to
her and told my boyfriend I loved him.
I have since returned back home, where my life has just been a complete
mess. me and my boyfriend split up when I became severely depressed, I
suppose it was my fault because I didn’t want him to know I made the
decision for him. I can finally admit that! I was stupid and tried to hide
my feelings.
i didnt recieve much support from him i was left to deal with the guilt on
my own, i dont think he understood what i was going through, i heard about a
programme which was going to be shown on TV and i knew i had to watch it as
i still didnt know what had happend to her. I got hold of my boyfirend and
told him to watch it and for the first time i think he understood.
i couldnt believe what i had done, people kept talking about it saying how
disgusting it was for people to do that! My friend who has no idea what i
did mentioned about this website so i had to have a look. If only id seen
this sooner i would never have done it.
i wasnt told in the clinic what i was doing, and if i was i would never have
done it.
i sat here and started to shake i couldnt breathe, i wasnt crying but tears
fell from my eyes, i turned my computer off and was sick!
I have started to come through my depression now, believe me i never thought
i would. i hate myself for what ive done.
There is not a single day that i dont think about her, and due to being so
naive and stupid i lost the two people ive loved the most in my life!
If only i had found out the truth about what i was doing sooner my life
would be completly different. i killed an innocent baby and i deserve all
the unhappiness i have in my life after all im a murderer arent i?
as im sat here now crying my eyes out all i can do is say sorry to her. I
honestly never knew the truth.
anon |
|
5/3/04
I wish I
could turn back time, I wish I would have made a better decision. I was in
my early 20's, I'm 37 now,
mother of three beautiful daughters. I've never seen pictures like
those on your site before. I wish I had of, because I would not have killed
my baby. And I believe that's what it is now - a killing - murder.
They told
me that the baby wouldn't feel anything, they told me it was okay to do it.
Can you believe they told me that, and the baby was more than 16
weeks! they removed all the fluid and I was put into labour for the next
4-5 hrs or so, with a (probably) dead baby inside of me. They had me
extremely drugged up, but I still remember phoning my family and friends all
night from my hospital bed - I was crying so much. I'm so sorry baby, Oh my
god, I wouldn't have done it had I known the truth.
I wanted
the abortion because I was a IV Drug abuser - very heavily involved in it.
Also, I couldn't have the baby's father around anymore, because he was
becoming violent. I thought the best choice was to let go of the baby, send
him back to God, if you will. I thought it was the best decision - I didn't
know any better. I already had a two year old at the time...my mother took
care of her most of the time. Now I'm the mom of three, and I'm clean and
sober, although in bad health, but hanging in there. Loving my children so
much, and trying to be the best mom I can be.
I am
crying so much right now, because of the photographs on your site. I'm angry
that they are there - well I was angry, but now I'm just feeling sad and
guilty. How could I do such a disgusting thing to that sweet little baby?
I remember
that i had to go to the washroom alot after they removed the fluid from the
uterus, and they told me to put this large measuring cup across the toilet
so that the baby wouldn't fall in the toilet. At one point, some volunteers
came in the room with magazines and I got up to get one, when I started
bleeding profusely ...there was blood everywhere. The volunteers ran to
call the nurses and they told me to hurry to the toilet, and I did. I sat
down, forgetting to put the measuring cup on the toilet, and the baby fell
out - the baby fell right out of me and into the toilet. One of the nurses
got mad at me and told me to go to lay down.
I am so
sorry baby - I would never had done it had I known any better.
So now I've seen your pictures and now I know that my baby was a
"real baby" with arms and legs and everything else. What kind of person can
do such a thing. It makes me hate myself. I hate myself for doing that. I
didn't want to put him up for adoption though, because I was adopted and I
couldn't put that kind of pain onto my own child. I couldn't carry a baby
for 9 months and then just let him go to strangers! Now I would, after
seeing the truth. Or maybe I could have kept him, and my mom could have
help me, just like she did for my other child.
Please put
this letter up on your site...Please show others how terribly wrong it was
for me to do this. I want to help. I will
never promote abortion again. I've always thought that it was nobody's
business what women did with their bodies - Now I do not believe that
anymore. I am now on your side.
Do you
think that little baby I aborted many years ago, forgives me? Do you
believe that he can see me from heaven and that he knows I was his mom? I
need to know that I've been forgiven for this.
I want to
help spread the truth. Please tell me how I can help.
Thank you
for showing me the truth - thank you so much,
Victoria
There, but for the grace of God, go I. |
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2/26/04
As I sit here and write
my heart is thumping like I just ran a marathon. I don't talk about my
abortions that much, 2 to be exact. Being a divorced mother of three, I
convinced myself that "getting rid of it" was for the best. WRONG!!! I still
have nightmares to this very day. The second: I was engaged, living with
my fiancé, going to school to become an LPN, ideal I thought. But like an
idiot, I did not get the reaction I wanted, needed or expected from him, so
I figured it would be a mistake to keep it. I died that day at the clinic.
Look a me, a nurse who had two abortions. Look at the irony. I am supposed
to save lives, not willingly take them. I ended up breaking up with my
fiancé, because I started to hate him for not stopping me from getting rid
of our baby, but in actuality I hated myself. And what made it really hard,
one of my closest friends found out she was pregnant the same time I was.
Her situation was somewhat less ideal: going through a divorce, out-of-state
cheating husband and two children already, BUT she choose to have her baby,
a girl. A year later, I still have not been able to see the baby.
And now I find myself
pregnant again. A year to the date, almost exact. But this time, the
father and I are not together. I asked him to leave, because I felt
pregnant or not I could do better. I am happy, extremely to be pregnant. I
haven't been able to tell my mother yet, though. Almost as if I am waiting
to tell her when I get so far along that she can't suggest an abortion. I
know she will tell me how dumb I am for keeping it, with my current
situation. But the feeling I get from feeling this baby grow is awesome.
At nearly 16 weeks, I can feel her, I know it's a girl, move about. IT
FEELS GOOD.
I forced myself to look
at the pictures of aborted babies. Because I knew that facing what I
did twice, would all the more make me proud for what I refuse to do a third.
Anon |
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2/2/04
Hello abortion TV
I love the truth you
put out for everyone to see. I have had an abortion already and I really
regret it I never really new what they did when you had an abortion. Now I
know and I thank you for opening my eyes. I feel really bad and I think I
will never forgive my self but all I know that there will be a little soul
waiting for me in heaven. So I can hold him and love him. I wish I had never
done what I did but I did it and there is no way to go back. So now I have
to live with it. I have 3 children and I thank god for each one of them. I
feel better writing to you because I have no one
to talk to about my abortion my boyfriend, and my family are totally against
it. But I chose to do it and know I have to face the consequences. If I
could stop any women from having an abortion I would. I would do any thing
to help them and make them understand that life is not over when you have a
child. It just begun and better things are to come joy and happiness with
your baby and a little person who will always love you with all his heart. I
love my children to death and I thank god for each and one of them. I Thank
god for being able to have children. Now in the future if I ever get another
chance to have a little angel I will love him a hold him my arms. I sent you
pic of 2 of my little ones.
THANKS ABORTION TV you opened my eyes!!
MM |
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1/13/03
Today was the first day
that I visited your site. I have already realized the huge mistake I made by
having an abortion, but this site made me realize it
even more. If I would have found this site before there is no way in hell I
would have ever gone through with it. I had the most horrible experience
with
my abortion and am very depressed, it wasn't even a month ago when it
happened. Here is my story:
I am 19 years old and I found out I was pregnant on November 20,
2002. I had a difficult time being pregnant, I was having morning sickness
every
day all day, I couldn't eat or sleep, all I could do was lie around being
nauseous and puking. My boyfriend is 20, we have been together for 2 years
and I have always wanted a baby but he was always against it until we were
"ready". When he found out I was pregnant it was very hard for him and he
made it very clear he didn't want the pregnancy to continue and at the time
I began to think it wasn't time as well. So I went ahead and agreed to have
the
abortion. I went the day before my abortion and signed all of the papers and
heard about the procedure, I was told I would be in minimal pain and that I
would be fine. So I went home and followed the instructions I was given
until the procedure. I went in the next morning, I was having thoughts of
changing
my mind but I thought it was something I HAD to do. So I went through with
it. The nurse called me in and they took my temperature and then put me in a
room. The lady came in and gave me a pap smear and then began to insert the
lamineria (seaweed that helps dilate cervix) into my cervix, this was so
painful. As soon as she was done I began vomiting violently and crying. When
I was able to walk, I went to the waiting room where my mom and aunt were
waiting for me. I couldn't even walk I was in so much pain. I spent the next
2 hours screaming and crying in pain. After those 2 hours I went to where my
abortion was to be performed, when I walked in the waiting room there were
about 20 other girls there waiting to kill their babies like I was. The
nurse
called me in and put me in a curtained room with a bed. There where about 25
little curtained rooms with other girls doing the same thing., The nurse
came
around and gave us all a valium and a vicadin. I passed out for God knows
how long and then the nurse came and woke me up and told me it was time. I
walked
into an all white, very, very bright room. I saw all sorts of machines and a
bed with stirrups. They put me in the bed and began what would be the worst
5
minutes of my life. The nurse removed the seaweed and proceeded to "clean me
up". Then the doctor came in, oh my god I was so scared, I wanted to just
get
up and go home but it was too late. He sat in the chair and opened my cervix
with his fingers, I was told I was given a local anesthesia, but I didn't
feel the needle and I felt every second of the procedure, I am convinced it
wasn't administered. The nurse I had met the day before came in and held my
hand. He started the suctioning and I started screaming my head off. I felt
like he was ripping my insides out, it was the most excruciating pain I have
ever felt in my life. I spent the whole minute and a half with my face
buried in the nurses stomach screaming for him to stop. I never in a million
years
imagined it would be like that. At that very second I realized I should have
listened to myself and not gone through with it. The doctor got up and left
and the nurses cleaned me up as I screamed and cried. I sat up because I
needed to throw up, the nurses quickly pushed me back down, but not before I
saw the pieces of my poor baby in a clear plastic jar. I lost it. Another
nurse came in and wheeled me to the recovery room where all the other girls
were. Then 10 minutes later they told me I had to go home because they were
closing. So I got my instructions and went home. This was at a major medical
care provider, Kaiser. I can't believe how mean and inconsiderate everyone
was. I was treated horribly and I don't believe that anyone should have to
go
through this. I tell everyone now not to have an abortion because it will
ruin their life. I can't go an hour without crying and thinking about the
baby I killed. I would do anything to take back that day, anything to have
my baby inside of me growing, but I can't.
I really appreciate this site it helped to know that other women are
going through the same thing. No one around me really understands because
they don't know what I have been through. Thank you so much.
Sincerely,
Katie Pericoli |
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11/22/02
I am now 30 and I had
an abortion when I was 17 and it still haunts me. I wish I had seen this
website back then and maybe today I would have a beautiful baby girl named
Danielle Nicole which was what I was going to name my baby but I was
convinced by my parents and boyfriend that I would have a better life if I
don't have a baby so early but my life has not been better. I was almost 5
months when I told my mother so I had to pay $1,000 to have a saline
abortion and the doctor stuck this big needle in my stomach and joked and
laughed the whole time like he was at a golf game with the his country club
buddies and he had no emotion or empathy for me it was awful and demeaning
,then I was admitted into the hospital until I delivered the baby, the pain
that I had with the delivery were terrible and when the baby came the
insensitive nurse said It's a girl! like it was a normal delivery and it was
a happy occasion but all I could do was cry, after that I was taken into
another room where the doctor removed the after birth and checked me for
missing body parts from the baby and there was so much blood I thought I was
gonna die right there. Then they put the baby in a jar and left her in the
bathroom on the edge of the shower for me to see. PLEASE if you are
considering having an abortion rethink it PLEASE it has been 13 yrs and I
still have vivid memories of this horrible day. Please talk to God first ask
for forgiveness and for his mercy and grace to get through this ordeal and
then seek help from professionals for what other options you may have.
MS |
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9/3/02
I had my abortion on
February 21st 2000. I was 22 years old and living it up with my boyfriend at
the time. I was a bartender for a hot nightclub and raking in dollars so I
thought I had it all. It was dinner and drinking out every night of the
week, snow-boarding trips every weekend, life was one big party, then the
pregnancy test came back positive. When I saw the blue line I had mixed
emotions. One part of me was saying, "Oh no! This can't be happening, a
baby's gonna ruin my lifestyle!" and the other part of me started feeling
the soft pulls of maternal bonding. My boyfriend freaked and insisted I have
an abortion right away. I called the clinic the next day and everything was
arranged for the following week. I walked around in a daze for the rest of
the week. The morning of the appointment I remember standing outside the
clinic and crying that I didn't want to go in and my boyfriend insisting
that I should. I went in and talked to the so called counselor
(salesperson). She was the nastiest most inconsiderate B-word. I went
through the blood test, changing my clothes and sonogram crying. There were
4 girls ahead of me in the inner waiting room and I got to talking with one
of them and she had been to this clinic 4 times before. 4 TIMES!!! When it
was finally my turn I remember getting on the table and having my feet put
in stirrups roughly by the doctor and having an IV inserted for the general
anesthesia, I felt so trapped like a cow before slaughter, everything felt
like it was going in slow motion. The last thing I remember, I was crying
and saying that the IV burned and then everything went black. I woke up in
pain and crying in the recovery room. The doctor (abortionist, murderer)
came in all annoyed and asked me "What are you still crying for?" He then
told me that I cried through the whole procedure even under general
anesthesia and that it was very distracting. I ignored him and kept on
crying and a woman sitting in a recovery chair next to me held me and rocked
me and stroked my hair even though she must have been feeling just as bad as
I was. Then I went home. I thought it would be all a bad memory and that I'd
be fine but all I saw on tv when I got home were diaper ads and formula ads.
My boyfriend and I sank into a year long period of uncontrolled drinking and
drug abuse. Both he and I would cry over our dead baby and we'd drink and
snort cocaine until we couldn't feel anything emotionally anymore. What was
once just fun and games became almost an obligation because we felt we
killed our baby for the privilege of living it up and if we cleaned up our
acts it would mean our baby died in vain.I also became physically violent
towards him whenever I would have flashbacks to that horrible abortion. What
made us both realize that we couldn't go on living the way we were was I had
an overdose one night and it's only by the grace of God that I didn't die.
We both started down the road of recovery and 2 months later we were married
and 2 months after that I was pregnant. Oh what tears of joy we shed. I had
one scare during the pregnancy when at 6 weeks along (6 weeks was when I had
the abortion with the first baby) I started bleeding. We rushed to the
hospital and discovered that I was not miscarrying and heard his little
heartbeat for the first time. That was when I started researching fetal
development and abortion because the clinic never told me that the "clump of
cells" as they called my baby had a heartbeat. I am very angry at abortion
clinics because they never tell the woman that she could get a perforated
uterus or bowel, become sterile, contract a disease from unsanitary
equipment, increase her risks of breast cancer, get an infection from
leaving parts of the baby behind in her womb, post abortion syndrome which
pro abortion people like to deny the existence of, which my husband and I
went through and the list goes on and on. My husband and I are today the
proud parents of a healthy and beautiful 4 1/2 month old boy. We have a
wonderful life now free of drugs and heavy drinking, he works hard and
provides very well for our son and myself. I am now a volunteer counselor
for a wonderful crisis pregnancy center(my husband also volunteers). Even
though I couldn't save my own child's life or saved myself from the
aftermath of abortion I am dedicated to saving other women and their babies
from this horror they call Choice. If anyone reading this is considering
abortion, had an abortion, is pregnant and wants to talk to a mom about
pregnancy, labor and delivery, parenting or just needs someone to talk to
feel free to e-mail me at
Gypsiedolly@yahoo.com |
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7/23/02
Hello. I
am 17 yrs. old. I was 16 yrs old when I found out I was pregnant. I knew
befor I took the test. I kept pretty good track of my monthly. And sometimes
it did come a couple days early or late. But when it was one week late I
started to get worried. Then every time Id eat something it just came right
back up and thats when I knew. My boyfriend at that time got me a test to
make sure. It came up postive very quick, but it didnt shock me at all
becuase I just knew that I was. Well, we never even discussed abortion
becuase I was totally against it and I still am to this day. My mom kept on
bugging me about my period. She said she knew I didnt have it for a while.
And that I better not be pregnant. Of course I was too scared to tell her
that I was pregnant. So I hid it the longest I could. I had left a letter
that Id wrote to one of my friends in Ct about my situation and of course my
mother found it. I was over my boyfriends house one day and she called and
told me she found out that I was pregnant and she told me well you do know
what your gonna do about it right? I told her Im not having an abortion! She
told me fine then you are going to tell your father. Well one night at my
house me and Mike were going to tell my father. My mom told my dad that I
had to tell him something. I was in the bathroom trying to run away from
telling him and somehow he just knew what I was going to tell him! My mom
told him that I was pregnant! At that moment I knew I had let my parents
down! I felt the world come crashing down on me. They both told me the bad
things about being 16 and having a baby. My dad gave me one week t odecide
what I wanted to do. But honestly it was what they wanted me to do! They
failed to tell me about what having the abortion could do to me emotionally.
All that they could say was it was for the best! And honestly I started
thinking it was for the best. I didnt have a good relationship w/ the father
he was a drug addict and alchoholic. And the more and more my parents talked
to me the more and more I thought they were right. So my mom called the
clinic and made my appointment on July 21,2001! I was scheduled t ogo in at
2pm. The night befor I was planning on not going, or going and not getting
out of the car becuase I did not want to do it. But all I kept thinking
about was when my dad told me the night I told him I was pregnant about all
the bad consequences of raising a baby at age 16, and how he would throw me
out of the house and not to come around until the baby was born. I couldnt
sleep at all the night befor I had to go in. On July 21,2001 me my mom and
my dad got in the car and headed to the clinic. When I got there I felt so
sick to my stomach. I couldnt believe I was actually in there, I just wanted
to walk out and forget I ever stepped in that horrible place. But then it
kept running through my mind of what a dissapointment I would be to my
parents if I didnt go through w/ it. I was taken in the back room. The
nurses checked my blood pressure and pricked my finger. And I asked the
nurse if I was gonna be completely knocked out for it. And she told me I
would be given a .05 valium and some luaghing gas. Thats when I had the
nurse call my mom back there and I told my mom that Id basically be awake
through it and I couldnt do that. I didnt want to do it anyways so I thought
that thatd be the excuse Id use. But it did not work. My mom kept telling me
youll be drugged itll be fine, its for the best! So I said well maybe it is
for the best. I was then taken back and told to change into the gown thing.
And I was in a room w/ about 20 other girls watching a video of one of the
nurses telling us how theyd be performing the abortion. I was so shaken up
and I couldnt stop crying. I was literally shaking! Then one girl asked me
if I was sure I wanted to go through w/ this and I told her not really,
becuase I dont want to do it but my parents will be so disapointed if I dont.
Then it was time to go have the sizing done. I layed on that table while the
doctor told me I was 14 weeks along. I did not expect at all to see my baby
on a screen. I cant believe that they show you the picture of the baby on
the screen. I was so shaken up already so after that I ran out of that room
and went to the most caring nurse I have ever met and I told her to get my
mom back there again! I told my mom I cant do it becuase they showed my the
baby on the screen! And all I heard was do you want to disapoint your dad?
So then again I gave in and decided I was gonna go through with it. I was
still so shaken up that the nurse who talked to me the whole time I was
there told me that I do have a choice and that my parents cant make the
decision for me. And I didnt say anything, but in my eyes I was being forced
to do it. So the nurse got the Dr. who was performing it on all the girls to
talk to me and told me to make sure this is what I wanted and no one else,
but its hard when you have your parents telling you all of these horrible
things about this and that, so I told him it was. So he then took me and my
mom in a room and told my mom that I was so shaken uo that when he performs
the abortion that hed have to give me more drugs then the others becuase if
I didnt calm down that I could hurt myself during the procedure. When he was
in there w/ me and my mom all I wanted to yell out was that I didnt want to
do it and how I hated my parents for doing this to me. Well I kept my mouth
shut and the nurse then gave me two .05 valiums to relax me. The nurse had
to help me walk into the room where Id have the abortion! I was so out of
it! I cant even remember how I got on that cold cold table and how my feet
got in the sturrips. All I remember was two nurses holding each of my hands.
Then I remember seeing the doctor come in w/ a mask on and all these tools.
Then I felt so much pain. Like someone ripping my insides out and the
horrible noise. I couldnt stop crying and screaming for him to stop becuase
I didnt want him to do it. And it hurt so bad! All I kept thinking was how
could I have done this? Then I said to myself at least Ill still be loved by
my parents. At least they wont hate me! I did it becuase of them and theres
no denying that! I sort of feel like I was taken advantage of becuase I know
if they didnt drug me up the way that they did that as soon as I walked in
that room I wouldnt have done it and I wouldnt have cared what my parents
think. I screamed for the doctor to stop but he wouldnt stop! Thats what I
did through the whole 10 min of it was cry and scream. On the way home I
didnt even speak to my parents, ever since I had it done they act like it
never even happened. And so do I! But thats the thing, I keep it all inside!
I get so depressed everytime I see a baby! It just brings back rememinders
of what I have done to my baby that couldve been! Its almost time for my
yearly exam and Im so afraid to go get my pap smear becuase its just gonna
remind me of what I did to my baby! I always wonder if the baby was a girl
or boy what color eyes and hair. No one has any idea of how this is
effecting me. No one knows what Ive gone through emotionally since Ive had
it done! I have to deal with this until the day I die. I urge woman who are
even giving abortion a thought, it may sound like the best thing to do at
that time but you have absolutely no idea of what woman have to go through
afterwards. Its the worst pain I have ever felt in my life physically and
emotionally. And the worst part about it for me is that I have no one to
talk to becuase all they tell me is it was for the best! So if anyone wants
to talk please contact me anytime!
Angelindisgize02 or Foolishlyfalln4u both @aol.com |
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7/14/02
Hi. I realize that on
this site there are many personal testimonies to read but I'm hoping mine
will be one of them. When I was 20 years old, I found out that I was 4 weeks
pregnant. I was shocked and surprised, as for some reason I never believed I
could get pregnant. The father wanted me to have the baby and he asked me to
marry him. He even bought an engagement ring and wedding bands for both of
us. I turned him down and told him about how fearful I was of having a baby
at that time in my life. He was trying too see the positive aspects of me
having the child and since he was 8 years older than I, he was in a much
better position to become a parent, except for the fact that we weren't
married. There were times when he would lay his head on my stomach and talk
to the baby as he cried. One time as he did this he said, "I'm fighting for
your life, I'm trying my best to save you."
At 5 1/2 weeks along, I had an ultrasound and saw my child's heart
beating. I was touched by it but at the same time I was frightened by the
reminder that the whole situation was really real. I was so afraid of having
a baby this young and all I could think about was how fat I would get and
how it would ruin my life. It was all about ME ME ME and how I felt.
Soon I was 10 weeks along and was having a hard time on the decision
as to whether or not to have the abortion. I was on an emotional roller
coaster, to say the least. One relative bought me maternity clothes...other
relatives told me that having an abortion was best and all their negative
comments about me having the child reinforced my fears. I made an
appointment with another OB/GYN to discuss the possibility of abortion. On
the day of the appointment, I heard my baby's heart beat and the doctor told
me that I was a little over 10 weeks along. She said that if I was going to
abort, I should do it within a couple of days because the baby was pretty
much formed, (including the major organs) and that it just needed to get
bigger.
On the rainy, gloomy day of January 16, 1996, a relative drove me to
a clinic for an abortion. In the car on the way there, part of me was hoping
that we would get in a wreck because of the weather and that I would miss
the appointment as a result. We arrived at the clinic and I cried
hysterically as my relative went to the counter to check me in. During this
time I noticed a big bellied pregnant woman announcing to someone that she
was having twins and talking about how excited she was. This made me cry
even harder. My relative came over to me and said, "What's wrong? I know it
isn't easy but this is the most caring and responsible decision you can
make." She previously had 2 abortions and told me it was "best" for her and
the child. To me, for someone to think that killing a child is a "best" and
"caring" action is sick.
Soon I was lead into a pre-surgery room and was asked to remove my
clothing and put on a gown. As the nurses wheeled me down the hall towards
the surgery room, I remember thinking, "My baby's heart is beating at this
very moment and in a few minutes it will stop." Part of me wanted to jump up
onto my feet and scream, stating that I wasn't going to let them kill my
child. Yet another part of me thought illogically, "Everything is already
paid for, so I can't back out now. My relative probably won't be able to get
a refund and she will be angry at me after all this trouble." As I was
wheeled into the surgery room, I remember soft cheerful music playing...by
the sound of it, one would never guess that an innocent child was about to
be murdered in that very room. The nurses quickly put my legs up in stirrups
and they asked me if I wanted to be awake or asleep during the procedure. As
I looked around the room, I noticed a table with many unfamiliar items on
it, but one thing I did recognize was a long coiled see through tube, which
I knew my dismembered child would be sucked through. I panicked as I said,
"I don't want to see anything. Put me out." The next thing I knew I was in
the recovery room. My first feeling was a sense of relief but then a feeling
of darkness replaced it when I was hit by the reality that my child was gone
forever.
I'm 26 years old now and my child would have been 5 1/2 years old.
Every time I see a child of this age, it kills me inside. I can't help but
wonder what my child would have been like or looked like. Nobody will ever
know how my child could have touched their lives, nor will we ever get to
see how my child would have contributed to this world. I will never be able
to look into my child's eyes; my child will never be able to call me "mom."
My child will never be able to play like living kids can. My child wasn't
given the chance. The only proof of my child that I have is the ultrasound
picture and the memory of being pregnant, rather than his/her existence here
on this earth. I still have the maternity clothes and every time I see them,
sadness fills me because I never needed to wear them. All I can do is pray
that I'll meet my child one day in heaven. I will beg and plead for others
not to abort their children. NO MATTER WHAT THE SITUATION, IT'S NOT THE
CHILD'S FAULT; AN INNOCENT CHILD SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO DIE BECAUSE OF IT.
Abortion is murder in the womb, despite the fact that people and doctors
will try to change the words to make it seem like any "medical" procedure,
while attempting to make it seem less harsh and cruel than it really is.
I hope that this letter will help save your unborn child. Thanks for
taking the time to read this and please...don't let your unborn child be
just a memory. To my child: I love you very much and you will be a part of
my life forever.
THANK GOD FOR THIS WEBSITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
---If you would like support or have any questions, feel free to email me
at:
lisaalmonds2@aol.com |
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April 20,
2002
Hi. I
realize that on this site there are many personal testimonies to read but
I'm hoping mine will be one of them. When I was 20 years old, I found out
that I was 4 weeks pregnant. I was shocked and surprised, as for some reason
I never believed I could get pregnant. The father wanted me to have the baby
and he asked me to marry him. He even bought an engagement ring and wedding
bands for both of us. I turned him down and told him about how fearful I was
of having a baby at that time in my life. He was trying too see the positive
aspects of me having the child and since he was 8 years older than I, he was
in a much better position to become a parent, except for the fact that we
weren't married. There were times when he would lay his head on my stomach
and talk to the baby as he cried. One time as he did this he said, "I'm
fighting for your life, I'm trying my best to save you."
At 5 1/2 weeks along, I had an ultrasound and saw my child's heart
beating. I was touched by it but at the same time I was frightened by the
reminder that the whole situation was really real. I was so afraid of having
a baby this young and all I could think about was how fat I would get and
how it would ruin my life. It was all about ME ME ME and how I felt.
Soon I was 10 weeks along and was having a hard time on the decision
as to whether or not to have the abortion. I was on an emotional roller
coaster, to say the least. One relative bought me maternity clothes...other
relatives told me that having an abortion was best and all their negative
comments about me having the child reinforced my fears. I made an
appointment with another OB/GYN to discuss the possibility of abortion. On
the day of the appointment, I heard my baby's heart beat and the doctor told
me that I was a little over 10 weeks along. She said that if I was going to
abort, I should do it within a couple of days because the baby was pretty
much formed, (including the major organs) and that it just needed to get
bigger.
On the rainy, gloomy day of January 16, 1996, a relative drove me to
a clinic for an abortion. In the car on the way there, part of me was hoping
that we would get in a wreck because of the weather and that I would miss
the appointment as a result. We arrived at the clinic and I cried
hysterically as my relative went to the counter to check me in. During this
time I noticed a big bellied pregnant woman announcing to someone that she
was having twins and talking about how excited she was. This made me cry
even harder. My relative came over to me and said, "What's wrong? I know it
isn't easy but this is the most caring and responsible decision you can
make." She previously had 2 abortions and told me it was "best" for her and
the child. To me, for someone to think that killing a child is a "best" and
"caring" action is sick.
Soon I was lead into a pre-surgery room and was asked to remove my
clothing and put on a gown. As the nurses wheeled me down the hall towards
the surgery room, I remember thinking, "My baby's heart is beating at this
very moment and in a few minutes it will stop." Part of me wanted to jump up
onto my feet and scream, stating that I wasn't going to let them kill my
child. Yet another part of me thought illogically, "Everything is already
paid for, so I can't back out now. My relative probably won't be able to get
a refund and she will be angry at me after all this trouble." As I was
wheeled into the surgery room, I remember soft cheerful music playing...by
the sound of it, one would never guess that an innocent child was about to
be murdered in that very room. The nurses quickly put my legs up in stirrups
and they asked me if I wanted to be awake or asleep during the procedure. As
I looked around the room, I noticed a table with many unfamiliar items on
it, but one thing I did recognize was a long coiled see through tube, which
I knew my dismembered child would be sucked through. I panicked as I said,
"I don't want to see anything. Put me out." The next thing I knew I was in
the recovery room. My first feeling was a sense of relief but then a feeling
of darkness replaced it when I was hit by the reality that my child was gone
forever.
I'm 26 years old now and my child would have been 5 1/2 years old.
Every time I see a child of this age, it kills me inside. I can't help but
wonder what my child would have been like or looked like. Nobody will ever
know how my child could have touched their lives, nor will we ever get to
see how my child would have contributed to this world. I will never be able
to look into my child's eyes; my child will never be able to call me "mom."
My child will never be able to play like living kids can. My child wasn't
given the chance. The only proof of my child that I have is the ultrasound
picture and the memory of being pregnant, rather than his/her existence here
on this earth. I still have the maternity clothes and every time I see them,
sadness fills me because I never needed to wear them. All I can do is pray
that I'll meet my child one day in heaven. I will beg and plead for others
not to abort their children. NO MATTER WHAT THE SITUATION, IT'S NOT THE
CHILD'S FAULT; AN INNOCENT CHILD SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO DIE BECAUSE OF IT.
Abortion is murder in the womb, despite the fact that people and doctors
will try to change the words to make it seem like any "medical" procedure,
while attempting to make it seem less harsh and cruel than it really is.
I hope that this letter will help save your unborn child. Thanks for
taking the time to read this and please...don't let your unborn child be
just a memory. To my child: I love you very much and you will be a part of
my life forever.
THANK GOD FOR THIS WEBSITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
---If you would like support or have any questions, feel free to email me
at:
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3/18/02
I linked on to your web
site about abortions, and going through reading
about the stories and seeing the pictures of aborted babies I cried I am 26
and I had An abortion 2/12 2000 and out of everything I have done I really
really regret having that abortion. There isn't a day that goes by that I
don't think about my baby. I keep the ultrasound around to remind me the
selfish act I caused that ended that precious humans life and I can honestly
say if I had to do it all over again I would not do it. I just wish your
web was around when I made that huge mistake, Can God ever forgive because
I cant seem to forgive my self?
NetteThomas |
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1/27/02
I wish I would
have seen your web site before I killed my baby.
Shannon S. |
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1/22/01
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