Are you pregnant?
STOP
and please read this, from a woman who had an abortion in 1981.
Take time to think through your choices.
Some women have an abortion and it never bothers them and they say it never will. I have a friend like that. Maybe you think you’d be like that too?
For me, it was the worst decision of my life and I’ve never fully recovered from the loss.
We never really know until after and then it’s too late…
- Some women are being forced or influenced or intimidated into the decision. There is help if you are one of these. I was one of these.
- I have a friend who had 2 abortions then 3 children after. She often thinks of the 2…
- Another friend had an abortion and it was botched, and she has never been able to conceive again. She has suffered much…
- I know a mother of several children who told me as her boys played nearby that she has had 7 abortions and still is struggling with it all.
- There are countless stories out there.
Statistically, abortion is two times more likely if a woman has a history of abuse. Every Life Matters! Yours included!
The access is easier now but the implications remain the same. If you choose to abort, your body is affected and your baby is rejected, and will die no matter the age. The conception is no longer alive and growing.
It’s not a simple or small thing that you should decide in seconds. Educate yourself online or through clinics or people in the know. Tell someone you trust. Make sure the decision is yours and no one else’s!! Get help. You don’t need to be alone! There is help, real help, in almost every community in the US.
Abortion is a serious decision that may affect you more than you think, mentally or physically. Please consider your options carefully!
Regardless of what you decide, God Loves You. If you are interested, I offer you my story—including life after an abortion—in a free ebook (about 90 pages) titled The Elephant Gospel (Scroll down the homepage for the free download of the ebook.)
I truly care about you and your choices, story and life.
Sincerely,
Deborah Mott
To contact me personally use the contact link on the website. I will be glad to respond.
