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I would like to share my story in hopes of sparing any young woman heartache from choosing abortion as an option. It was the worst decision ever made for me. I found out I was pregnant shortly after I turned 17 in my Jr. year of high school. I was very scared and unsure what(…)
I was adopted in 1973 and raised just outside of New York City. I had a very privileged childhood. Growing up, I always got straight A’s in school and wore a smile on my face. But as soon as I entered high school, it seemed like my crazy, wild red hair kicked in. And by(…)
I love you. More than I have ever loved anyone else. Daddy and I just couldn’t do it. Daddy isn’t in a good place, and he believed he couldn’t be a good daddy to you. So now you are our angel. Daddy & momma don’t speak. We are both broken over what we did. We(…)
I choose the name Isabella. I call her Bella for short. For several years I told my friends if I had another child, I would name her Isabella, not even considering my daughter in heaven. Now I know there was a reason for that. Isabella means beautiful. Every life is beautiful, even the ones that(…)
There was some violence in my family growing up, and lots of anger issues. We never discussed feelings. I thought I could produce the happiness I needed to make people accept me. I wanted to be loved. I wanted to be accepted for who I was. I met a guy when I was 21. He(…)
When I was growing up, both of my parents were drug addicts. My grandma was the rock in our family. She ended up raising me. I was 19 when I found out I was pregnant, and at that point I was already a mother of one. My boyfriend was shaken. I didn’t know what to(…)
This is my story. Raised in a rural area of Maryland in the 1960’s and 70’s, I grew up a sheltered child, shielded from the ways of the world. When I went off to college nearly 1400 miles away in the late 1970’s, I was still that same sheltered, naïve, inexperienced teenager who knew practically(…)
I want you to know that I am so sorry for what I allowed to have done to you. I was suppose to protect you and keep you safe. But my selfishness and weakness overcame me. I am and will always forever be with you my love. God is so good to forgive me and(…)
When I was a sophomore in high school, I found out I was pregnant by my boyfriend. He was a little bit older than me and about to go to college. I was scared, nervous and even excited. I felt like my world was spinning. I ended up telling my mom, and she said, “If(…)
Jeff (husband): It was about five months into our six month engagement when we found out we were pregnant. We didn’t want to embarrass our families at the wedding. When you’re 20-something years old, you believe the lie that it’s not a baby yet. But deep down you know there is a life at stake.(…)
Its so confuse how a baby who doesnt ”deserve” life , always has a name. I Never knew about the gender but for me my baby was DANIEL♡ FOR YEARS I DIED TOGETHER, I was so angry not with the rest, but with my self because I didn’t save my baby. I WAS responsible for(…)
When I was young I was focused on my own life and where it was going. My husband, John, and I conceived you before we were married. I went to a clinic for a prenatal checkup. I didn’t know it was an abortion clinic. It was a reputable Ob-Gyn clinic in West Palm Beach. I(…)
You would have been 40 years old last year, my first (not) born son or daughter. I was 17 and a drug addict. I didn’t know how what I had ingested would affect you. I felt like I had no choice, so I went to a doctor. He thought I was there for him to(…)
