Abortionists Ignore Real Needs of Women

Here is a great article from Citizenlink about the true needs of women seeking abortion:

Abortionists Ignore Real Needs of Women

They do not touch on the root causes that drive women to abortion clinics.

Abortion businesses speak in a compassionate-sounding way about women who are "driven" to abortion — by the loss of a job, lack of health care, low income or lack of support from the father of the child — but they do nothing to address the root causes that lead these women to think abortion is their only option.

Several news reports have documented the rise in abortions as the economy has soured.

Paula Gianino, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region, said the recession clearly was a factor behind the rising abortion numbers late last year at the six clinics she oversees, Newsday reported.

Planned Parenthood of Illinois said that in January it performed the highest number of abortions in its history, according to the Chicago Tribune.

Feminists for Life (FFL) believes women deserve better.

"Abortion providers have failed to connect women to the help they need and want," FFL President Serrin Foster wrote to supporters. "We mourn with these women, and for the children they will never meet."

Foster said abortion doesn't solve any real problems.

"These women still face the same economic strife," she said. "They (go) back to work for the same employers who didn't accommodate their needs. They (go) home to the same husbands or partners who wouldn't or couldn't provide the support they needed and deserved."

Foster said abortionists talk about women who are poor and in need of prenatal care, but life advocates can provide real help.

"You and I can tell women in need that pregnancy resource centers help lead women through the maze of available resources," she said.

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Visit the Feminists for Life Web site.

Think for Yourself! – Steve Hindes

Steve Hindes the abortionist is also an author. He wrote a book called Think for Yourself! The subtitle is, An Essay on Cutting through the Babble, the Bias, and the Hype.

I checked it out from the library to see what he had to say. I honestly tried to read the book but it gave me one big yawn. I just couldn’t force myself to finish it. I do have my limits on what I’m willing to suffer in doing my research.

As I scanned through it, it seemed that there was a lot of proclamation going on. Steve can be very opinionated. That’s fine, but don’t act like you are trying to get me to think for myself when you are telling me what to think.

I looked around to see what others thought. I found this blog post that summed up the book very well.

Raise your hand against abortion

The truth about abortion is very simple.

Steve Hindes at Healthy Futures for Women knows the truth. He sees it every time he pulls a tiny baby apart. The money to be made blinds the eyes to the simple truth.



Raise your hand to stop abortion. Join with others in telling the truth and do something to protect mothers and their babies.

Women Speak About Abortion

Take some time to listen to voices of women who have been through abortion. You will hear stories of pain and sorrow that began with their abortion.

Here are the voices and videos of women who will be silent no more:

Silent No More Campaign on YouTube

Don't make the mistake of going to Healthy Futures for an abortion. There are better alternatives. Abortion will change your future for the worse. Steve Hindes is the abortionist at Healthy Futures.

Abortion Changes You

It doesn't matter what you believe about abortion.
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It will change you.

You will never be the same.

Life will be different.

Someone's grandchild will be dead.

Choosing abortion opens a Pandora's Box. Don't make a huge mistake by thinking abortion will be a simple solution.

At Healthy Futures for Women, they want you to believe that abortion is very common and safe. What they avoid talking about is what happens after they take your money and Steve Hindes takes your baby. That's when the real problems begin. You may not notice right away but there it is festering below the surface. It may take some time but you won't be able to escape the impact on your life.

Abortion changes everything - in a very bad way.
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Abortion and Adoption

"things are messed up when an abortion is $500 and an adoption is $25,000"

Camron Strang

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Healthy Futures for Women is an abortion clinic. Steve Hindes is the abortionist. He is also known as Stephen Hindes.

He likes to be known as a Family Practice doctor. That's how he looks on his "reputable" website stevehindesmd.com. Even on the abortion site, Healthy Futures for Women, he doesn't make himself known but everybody knows that he is the one who kills the babies. He claims to have killed thousands.

I wonder if he is ashamed of what he does. I wonder if his own kids know.

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Adoption is much better than abortion. The baby lives and the mother avoids a load of regrets. Abortion makes the abortionist richer. Adoption gives life to a lot of people.

Choose life.

Why I Picket the Abortionist

I PICKET because I know that babies are being killed every day in my community. These killings demand some act of intervention on the babies' behalf. I am there to intercede for them and their mothers before their date with the abortionist.

I PICKET because many of the women having abortions are Christians* and some of them may go to my church or other churches in the community. My presence may encourage them to reconsider their decision or to ask their pastors about Christian teaching on abortion. This doctrine is rarely discussed in most churches.

I PICKET because 43% of women having abortions have previously had an abortion. My presence makes a statement of protest and may influence some of them to act more responsibly in the future.*

I PICKET because it makes the abortionists uncomfortable. They like to do their killing unobtrusively, under pretense that they are esteemed physicians. My presence calls attention to their motive of greed and their callous behavior.

I PICKET because it sends a chilling message to the other doctors. Doctors know that a woman will cross a picket line for an abortion, but women don't want to cross that line for common medical treatment. Doctors know that if they start killing babies and we start picketing, they will lose many of their regular clients.

I PICKET because our community needs to know where abortions are done and what goes on in the abortion mill. I am a grim and unpleasant reminder that offends our foes and ruffles the sensibilities of some of the prolife folks who would like to forget this national shame.

I PICKET because it allows me to take a forthright, public stance. Each time I demonstrate, it forces me to re-examine my logic, my motive, my faith and my obedience to God.

I PICKET because standing outside the abortion mill and being a witness to abortions each day gives me some comprehension of the aborting of America. That insight motivates me to be informed and active in several prolife programs.

I PICKET because I believe that God wants me to. I believe that He uses my hands and feet to do something He wants done. Every once in a while He lets me see a little bit of what He is doing through the picket. That's my encouragement.

I PICKET because it polarizes the community and encourages those who pass by to pick a side. This is a valid strategy because there are more prolife folks than there are proabortion folks. Picketers are an assault force that opens the battle. Once we have created the ideological beachhead, other activist groups are better able to do the work of informing, educating, and persuading.

* Statistics from The Alan Guttmacher Institute.

The hands of the unborn are too weak to ward off their own death. Their voices are silent and unable to protest their brutal treatment. These little ones have no effective hands or voices other than yours.

Pete H

Stephen Hindes is the abortionist at Healthy Futures for Women. He is also known as Steve Hindes. Sometimes they call the place Healthy Futures PC.