This 12 year old girl is much smarter than the abortionist who kills babies for a living.
Or is it that they know what is true but deny it?
I wonder what Steve Hindes and the people at Healthy Futures for Women would say about this?
What do you say?
Friday, September 14, 2018
Monday, March 25, 2013
Andrea Bocelli tells a "little story" about abortion.
The video speaks for itself.
The child always wants to be born.
The child always wants to be born.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Rape and Incest
Shouldn’t abortion be legal because of rape and incest?
Let’s think about it. Why should we punish the baby for the crime and sin of his father? The baby is innocent and his mother is innocent.
Some people argue that it would be punishment and bring trauma to the mother if she has to carry a baby from rape or incest. I would agree that it would be hard but killing the baby won’t erase what has already happened.
Another reality is that the mother is indeed a mother. What grows in her womb is her child even though the father is a horrible person. If she gets an abortion, she adds trauma to trauma. She then adds guilt to her life for what she has done.
Abortion is not the solution.
Here are some other resources:
Rape, Incest and Abortion: Searching Beyond the Myths
Is abortion justifiable in cases of rape or incest?
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If you go to Healthy Futures for Women the bottom line is money. Make sure you don't try to pay with a check. You, your life and situation are probably not their highest concern. Steve Hindes is the abortionist at Healthy Futures for Women. He makes a lot of money from abortion.
Let’s think about it. Why should we punish the baby for the crime and sin of his father? The baby is innocent and his mother is innocent.
Some people argue that it would be punishment and bring trauma to the mother if she has to carry a baby from rape or incest. I would agree that it would be hard but killing the baby won’t erase what has already happened.
Another reality is that the mother is indeed a mother. What grows in her womb is her child even though the father is a horrible person. If she gets an abortion, she adds trauma to trauma. She then adds guilt to her life for what she has done.
Abortion is not the solution.
Here are some other resources:
Rape, Incest and Abortion: Searching Beyond the Myths
Is abortion justifiable in cases of rape or incest?
.
If you go to Healthy Futures for Women the bottom line is money. Make sure you don't try to pay with a check. You, your life and situation are probably not their highest concern. Steve Hindes is the abortionist at Healthy Futures for Women. He makes a lot of money from abortion.
Don’t make a mistake that you will carry forever. Look for answers that will result in life for you and your baby. Abortion will not bring that.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Shirley's Abortion Story
This is a hard letter for me to write because the memories of my past are still painful. If this testimony could rescue an unborn baby from the knife of the abortionist, it will be worth it.
My husband and I were separated; we had a three-year-old daughter that I was supporting. I met a man and we began having an affair. I saw nothing wrong with the way I was living because “everybody was doing it.” I figured things like adultery were only wrong if you got caught. I wasn’t worried about getting caught because my husband would be in prison for at least two years.
To make a long story short, I became pregnant. The man I was involved with was married and I was also still married. We both agreed that abortion was the only way.
At the time, I didn’t sit down and try to analyze my motives - I knew abortion was wrong, but I didn’t want to take the time to have a baby. Also, I knew very soon after I conceived that I was pregnant and I just assumed it really wasn’t a baby yet.
A girl I met, who made her living as a prostitute knew of a doctor who would do an abortion for $200.00 (they weren’t legal at this time). She had had three abortions and told me that there would be a couple of blood clots and that’s all there was to it - it wasn’t really a baby.
I went to the doctor - he did everything in about 30 minutes. I went home and went to bed, my three-year-old daughter by my side.
I woke up at about midnight because I heard my daughter crying, “Mommy, Mommy,” but when I looked at her she was sound asleep.
It may seem strange for me to say this, but I became very afraid that my conscience had just heard the cry of my unborn baby. I tried to pass all of it off and kept telling myself what my prostitute friend told me - it’s not really a baby yet!
The next morning I became very sick - first with fever and then with chills. I was alone (except for my daughter) for about five days. On about the third day my body expelled the dead baby. I cannot explain the terror or fear or anger I felt. This was a real baby, completely formed – it was small enough to fit in the palm of my hand.
This is the day I really began to know what guilt and remorse feels like. I thought I was taking the easy way out by having an abortion.
To anyone who reads this, I want you to know that no matter how cold and calculating you think you are, your conscience will not let you do something like this and just forget about it.
I lost quite a bit of blood and about four months later, I finally went to a doctor. The afterbirth stayed in my body for all that time. People who saw me said I looked like a dead person walking around.
I really wanted to die but yet I was afraid to die because I believed in hell and knew that was where I was headed. I was very depressed and began to be very self-destructive. I was taking lots and lots of drugs especially speed. When I was high, I had that false sense of “well being” only it wore off so I had to take more and more so I could stay high all the time.
For ten years, I was constantly on drugs. During this time, my husband came home from prison and we were reconciled. This was really a difficult adjustment for both of us. I lived a life of pretense with him. I couldn’t tell him about the abortion or the drugs.
Because the drugs made me very paranoid, I was consumed with jealousy – because of the guilt I felt – I never trusted him. Our life was literally hell. I knew God would never let me have another baby because he was punishing me. Because of the abortion, I had a tubal pregnancy, which had to be removed to save my life.
After fourteen years of pure misery, I met Jesus Christ. He truly forgave me and wiped away every trace of guilt from my heart. He actually took my guilt upon himself.
You’ll never hear an abortionist tell you that carrying your baby is the easy way out but really it is. The Lord is the author of life – he loves your baby from the time it is conceived.
Psalm 139:15-16, My frame was not hidden from you, when I was being made in secret, intricately woven in the depths of the earth. Your eyes saw my unformed substance; in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them.
The Lord by his great mercy to me gave me two more beautiful children. Jesus Christ has done great things for me.
Shirley A.
.
.
.
Healthy Futures for Women is an abortion clinic. Steve Hindes is the abortionist at Healthy Futures for Women. Many stories like Shirley's begin there. Abortion doesn't solve problems, it creates tragedy. Don't make a mistake you will have to live with forever. Choose life for yourself and your baby.
My husband and I were separated; we had a three-year-old daughter that I was supporting. I met a man and we began having an affair. I saw nothing wrong with the way I was living because “everybody was doing it.” I figured things like adultery were only wrong if you got caught. I wasn’t worried about getting caught because my husband would be in prison for at least two years.
To make a long story short, I became pregnant. The man I was involved with was married and I was also still married. We both agreed that abortion was the only way.
At the time, I didn’t sit down and try to analyze my motives - I knew abortion was wrong, but I didn’t want to take the time to have a baby. Also, I knew very soon after I conceived that I was pregnant and I just assumed it really wasn’t a baby yet.
A girl I met, who made her living as a prostitute knew of a doctor who would do an abortion for $200.00 (they weren’t legal at this time). She had had three abortions and told me that there would be a couple of blood clots and that’s all there was to it - it wasn’t really a baby.
I went to the doctor - he did everything in about 30 minutes. I went home and went to bed, my three-year-old daughter by my side.
I woke up at about midnight because I heard my daughter crying, “Mommy, Mommy,” but when I looked at her she was sound asleep.
It may seem strange for me to say this, but I became very afraid that my conscience had just heard the cry of my unborn baby. I tried to pass all of it off and kept telling myself what my prostitute friend told me - it’s not really a baby yet!
The next morning I became very sick - first with fever and then with chills. I was alone (except for my daughter) for about five days. On about the third day my body expelled the dead baby. I cannot explain the terror or fear or anger I felt. This was a real baby, completely formed – it was small enough to fit in the palm of my hand.
This is the day I really began to know what guilt and remorse feels like. I thought I was taking the easy way out by having an abortion.
To anyone who reads this, I want you to know that no matter how cold and calculating you think you are, your conscience will not let you do something like this and just forget about it.
I lost quite a bit of blood and about four months later, I finally went to a doctor. The afterbirth stayed in my body for all that time. People who saw me said I looked like a dead person walking around.
I really wanted to die but yet I was afraid to die because I believed in hell and knew that was where I was headed. I was very depressed and began to be very self-destructive. I was taking lots and lots of drugs especially speed. When I was high, I had that false sense of “well being” only it wore off so I had to take more and more so I could stay high all the time.
For ten years, I was constantly on drugs. During this time, my husband came home from prison and we were reconciled. This was really a difficult adjustment for both of us. I lived a life of pretense with him. I couldn’t tell him about the abortion or the drugs.
Because the drugs made me very paranoid, I was consumed with jealousy – because of the guilt I felt – I never trusted him. Our life was literally hell. I knew God would never let me have another baby because he was punishing me. Because of the abortion, I had a tubal pregnancy, which had to be removed to save my life.
After fourteen years of pure misery, I met Jesus Christ. He truly forgave me and wiped away every trace of guilt from my heart. He actually took my guilt upon himself.
You’ll never hear an abortionist tell you that carrying your baby is the easy way out but really it is. The Lord is the author of life – he loves your baby from the time it is conceived.
Psalm 139:15-16, My frame was not hidden from you, when I was being made in secret, intricately woven in the depths of the earth. Your eyes saw my unformed substance; in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them.
The Lord by his great mercy to me gave me two more beautiful children. Jesus Christ has done great things for me.
Shirley A.
.
.
.
Healthy Futures for Women is an abortion clinic. Steve Hindes is the abortionist at Healthy Futures for Women. Many stories like Shirley's begin there. Abortion doesn't solve problems, it creates tragedy. Don't make a mistake you will have to live with forever. Choose life for yourself and your baby.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Becca’s Story
Almost 3 years ago I met the man of my dreams. What a smooth-talker. He was wonderful. And we slept together the night we met. I was a single mom finally on my own; he was a single father who rarely saw his kids. But he was nice, and very attentive, and honestly I wasn't looking for much. For me, he was a quick and easy one night stand.
Then, the next day, I came home from work- and there he was. I figured, "Okay, a 2 night stand." But within a week, I was in love, he was in love, and I was pregnant. I of course didn't know it yet, but I was.
Pregnancies do not stay a secret for very long. It came to my attention, and in just under two months of knowing each other and one overnight drive to Vegas, we were the Married expectant parents of Zoë due February 3rd.
Robert was everything to me. I don't know that I ever told him that, but he was. So when a month and half later we both realized what we had gotten ourselves into and we both began trying to NOT be the one to end it, we both felt trapped. Not because we weren't – quite on the contrary- because we were.
We fought. For the first time we fought. It wasn't pretty. We made up. We sat down to eat.
He said, "You don't know how close I was to leaving you today."
I said,"It's been really hard because for the last week or so, I can't tell if I love you."
He said, "Well it's been a month for me. And I am sure that I have never really loved you. I married you because you were pregnant."
I said, "Well I can't ask you to stay in a loveless marriage, why don't you go pack your things."
"They are already in the car," he said
I replied sarcastically, "That's just fine, I will go get an annulment and an abortion and we can just go back to the way things were, RIGHT ROBERT," as he left.
Goodbyes are never easy. This was the most difficult moment of my life to that date. But soon to be replaced by another.
Then, the next day, I came home from work- and there he was. I figured, "Okay, a 2 night stand." But within a week, I was in love, he was in love, and I was pregnant. I of course didn't know it yet, but I was.
Pregnancies do not stay a secret for very long. It came to my attention, and in just under two months of knowing each other and one overnight drive to Vegas, we were the Married expectant parents of Zoë due February 3rd.
Robert was everything to me. I don't know that I ever told him that, but he was. So when a month and half later we both realized what we had gotten ourselves into and we both began trying to NOT be the one to end it, we both felt trapped. Not because we weren't – quite on the contrary- because we were.
We fought. For the first time we fought. It wasn't pretty. We made up. We sat down to eat.
He said, "You don't know how close I was to leaving you today."
I said,"It's been really hard because for the last week or so, I can't tell if I love you."
He said, "Well it's been a month for me. And I am sure that I have never really loved you. I married you because you were pregnant."
I said, "Well I can't ask you to stay in a loveless marriage, why don't you go pack your things."
"They are already in the car," he said
I replied sarcastically, "That's just fine, I will go get an annulment and an abortion and we can just go back to the way things were, RIGHT ROBERT," as he left.
Goodbyes are never easy. This was the most difficult moment of my life to that date. But soon to be replaced by another.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Abortion ruins everything
It's not as bad as it seems. The future can be bright no matter how dark it is now.
Abortion ruins everything. A baby dies, a woman is hurt and an abortionist walks away with a load of cash. Look to the right for a list of places that can help.
A place like Healthy Futures is not the answer. The abortionist there is Stephen Hindes. You can do better than that. Make a good choice for you and your baby.
Abortion ruins everything. A baby dies, a woman is hurt and an abortionist walks away with a load of cash. Look to the right for a list of places that can help.
A place like Healthy Futures is not the answer. The abortionist there is Stephen Hindes. You can do better than that. Make a good choice for you and your baby.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
For Women Who Are Considering An Abortion
This video is for women who are considering abortion.
Steve Hindes and Healthy Futures for Women could be the clinic mentioned in the video. They know what abortion does. Women leave, maybe temporarily relieved, but the emptiness always shows up. Depression, alcoholism and drug abuse are common coping methods.
Don't let abortion ruin your life.
Steve Hindes and Healthy Futures for Women could be the clinic mentioned in the video. They know what abortion does. Women leave, maybe temporarily relieved, but the emptiness always shows up. Depression, alcoholism and drug abuse are common coping methods.
Don't let abortion ruin your life.
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