[NYer]

Interesting how all of these comments are so positive. I had an abortion too, except mine was not 6 weeks, it was 10 weeks and it devastated me. It wasn't the protesters - there were none there at the time - it was the feeling I got inside of me as I realized this man was vacuuming my baby out of me and putting its parts in a jar. I couldn't go back though. I had already made a choice. Now I want kids and can't have them because I developed a bad infection after the abortion. There's more to it than both sides are willing to see...WAY more.

You probably won't post this comment because it doesn't praise you for what you've done, but it made me feel a little bit better to submit anyway..
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[workerbee]

I decided to secretly document my abortion with my cell phone.

Uh-huh.

I'm sure your "doctor" had no idea you were clicking away.

[Celtic Cross]

I just gave her a comment. I don’t suppose she’ll like it, but tough for her. She’s a murderer.

[Belteshazzar]

Some concentration camp guards, members of SS Einsatzgruppen, and even a few Wehrmacht soldiers sent home pictures of their “work” in the East. I suppose they assumed they would find approval back home for their deeds ... and, sadly, some did. But both their assumptions and the reactions to their photos back home established no truth or fact. The day came when they would find themselves pursued by war crimes investigators and their deeds be met by the opprobrium they deserve. This woman’s chronicling of her “work” will find the same reception some day in this world or, failing that, in the next.

Bottom line: You don’t murder others of God’s creation without consequence. For their blood too cries out from the earth for justice.

[BLOC77]

How much of the infertility in the U.S. today is the direct consequence of so called “safe” abortions? I doubt we will ever know.

[BLOC77]

How much of the infertility in the U.S. today is the direct consequence of so called “safe” abortions? I doubt we will ever know.