Current News
- The clinic will be closed on Easter Friday, April the 6th. There will be NO classes on Saturday, April the 7th.
- Help Wanted: Male Volunteers Needed: Saturday mornings for educational classes and/or counseling during weekdays. Bilingual is wanted, but NOT necessary.
- “For a list of needed baby items” Link to our Kaboodle.com account
Abortion Information
What happens
during an abortion?
Hear a doctor describe.
Misconceptions about Abortion:
No regrets.
“One way to decide what is right to look at the results in the lives of other women. When choosing parenting, most women struggle with being a mom, but nearly all say it is worth it. With adoption, there is normally a little bit of regret, but there is also, normally, an acceptance of normal results. With abortion, the most common feeling is regret. As a matter of fact, one survey found that 93 percent of women regret their abortion. The majority of women wish that they had not chosen abortion. Of all the choices you have, abortion is the choice regretted most by women who have gone through it.”
- The Post-Abortion Review
The real risks in abortion are rare.
"In medical practice, there are few surgical procedures given so little attention and so under-rated in its potential hazards as abortion. It is a commonly held view that complications are inevitable."
- Dr. Warren Hern, world-renowned abortionist
An unborn baby does not feel pain during an abortion.
If you touch a little baby's nose at 40 days he will pull his head back. At 49 days he or she can feel a needle stick and will draw back. If you put a little probe or instrument in the baby's hand he will curl up his hand around it. Yes, babies feel things.
You will feel relief after your abortion.
“The emotional trauma of abortion is terrible. The majority of women who have abortions feel guilt (93%), depression (88%), anger (81%), sorrow (92%), grief (85%), bitterness (75%), despair (74%), and shame (91%). Women who have abortions also report flash-backs to the abortion (63%), hysterical out-breaks (51%), uncontrollable weeping (70%), suicidal feelings (56%), a general sense of emptiness (83%), quicker tempers (59%), and becoming more violent when angered (48%).”
- The Post-Abortion Review