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all of this is why I call myself “God’s poster child for the pro-Life cause.”

it is the exception that proves the rule.

I could make a case that my abortion needed to happen, that it was a medical necessity. Those babies would have been monsters. But it is a case where the “irresistible force meets the immovable object”: something here needs to give. Society needs to change just as it is changing with Roe vs. Wade being down and women getting their heads straight about sex, life, and death. That situation and others like it just shouldn’t have happened. A woman on haldol and Tegretol drinking 10 tall cups of coffee a day and drinking 3 alcoholic beverages at night on a regular basis and smoking 2 to 3 packs a day shouldn’t be subjected to possible pregnancy. Where this has happened is a red flag that society at large is out of order. Something dreadful has happened.

if you look at my face and my form today you will understand why I say that about myself. The Lord is beginning to heal me. But I have been through some horrific passages to be the mother of those two children who died as well as the child when I was 13 and my beloved son. We raise the children who a through abortion and we suffer for the abortions. I ahave too much fear to say that I should have trusted in the Lord for miscarriages. I was not a true believer back then. There is also a weird timing issue, the abortion and my born son came all right on top of one another. The retroactivity principle doesn’t help. I have no thought but to go to aliens for help in this regard. It’s that or an infinite loop.