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  1. Study: Doctors Aren’t Screening for Abortion Coercion and It Increases Risk of Distress
    Sep 18, 2026 · original
    Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: A recent study of post-abortive women revealed doctors are not screening for abortion coercion and it’s hurting women in the long run. 84% of women with abortion histories reported at least moderate negative reactions on some measure, ~32% reported a severe reaction on at least one item. The authors of the study called this “medical negligence” A study published in Issues in Law & Medicine found that abortion providers should be screening patients for psychological risk factors and that failing to do so amounts to medical negligence. Who the Researchers Surveyed Researchers surveyed 1,000 women aged 41–45 through an online panel and about 23% reported a history of abortion, which is close to national estimates. Those women were asked to rate, on a 0–100 scale, various pre-abortion feelings (emotional attachment to the pregnancy, moral conflict, pre
  2. Clinic Closers: Julie Wilkinson
    Sep 14, 2026 · original
    As a child, Julie Wilkinson was the kind of person who rescued chipmunks in the backyard and brought home kittens to bottle-feed. Caring for something small and vulnerable came naturally to her. It was part of her personality then, and it’s still a part of who she is today. That’s what makes the place she eventually found herself working so difficult for Julie to reconcile. For nearly two years, Julie worked as a nurse inside the Boulder Abortion Clinic in Colorado, assisting the infamous abortionist Dr. Warren Hern in procedures that included abortions performed at 26 weeks gestation. It was work she had once believed she could justify, in part because of the beliefs about abortion she had grown up with and in part because her years as an ICU nurse had taught her how to separate her emotions from the difficult things happening in front of her. Julie grew up in a liberal household where
  3. When the Baby Industry Goes Wrong
    Aug 13, 2026 · original
    Contributor: ATTWN Staff What’s a multi-billion dollar industry and is steeped in ethical concerns? Creating human babies. The slippery slope is fierce because humans should never be bought and sold yet that is exactly what is happening. And one story about this is sweeping national headlines because the surrogate mother is refusing a specific request of the biological parents of the baby she is carrying: they want to have an abortion. Ethical Concerns of the Fertility Industry Babymaking is a fully commercialized industry with children being created in labs and sold. In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is a $30.5 billion industry and surrogacy is at nearly $29 billion and is expected to grow more than 22 percent by 2031 to $78 billion. Babies are a good thing. The longing for a child is one of the deepest desires many couples experience. Infertility can bring profound grief, disappointment, an
  4. Abortion Until Birth For Any Reason Legalized in Massachusetts
    Aug 13, 2026 · original
    Contributor: ATTWN Staff One of the most liberal states in the country legalized abortion for any reason at any point in pregnancy, even up until the moment of birth. Massachusetts removed all restrictions on late-term abortion, leaving it up to “the professional judgment of the physician.” The previous law was already lenient. It allowed abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy for fetal abnormalities or the “physical or mental” health of the mother. Abortion was also allowed if “extraordinary medical interventions” are needed for the baby to survive outside of the womb. Governor Maura Healey signed the bill surrounded by smiling, clapping women. “The brutality of what the governor endorsed and legalized cannot be understated,” said Abby Johnson, CEO and Founder of And Then There Were None and ProLove Ministries . “Full term babies are going to literally be ripped apart in the womb in the n
  5. Why Are Abortions Increasing?
    Aug 4, 2026 · original
    Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key takeaways: Abortions have increased since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Abortion pill use has skyrocketed. Laws and culture need to change to curb abortions. Abortions have increased since Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Dobbs decision four years ago, something most pro-lifers did not expect. Trigger laws in pro-life states immediately banned abortion after that decision very early on in pregnancy, but every state had to figure out its own laws afterward. Abortion clinics did close and never reopened, yet abortions increased. According to the most recent data from the Society for Family Planning’s #WeCount project, the number of monthly abortions increased from 2024 to 2025 (the latest data available). Over the course of 2025, an estimated 1.13 million abortions took place, up from 1.11 million in 2024 and 1.05 million in 2023. Massive Increase in Abortio
  6. Clinic Closers: Sarah Eubanks
    Aug 4, 2026 · original
    When Sarah Eubanks looks back on the building where she once had an abortion, and where she later worked, she sees more than a former employer. She sees a place where darkness once felt normal. She sees the room where her own abortion took place. She remembers the recovery area, the procedure room, the language used to hide the truth, and the women who were moved through the process without ever being offered real help. But she also sees a closed chapter and a new life in Christ. “I found out that my old clinic was a pro-life center named Claire’s Hope,” Sarah shared. “A pro-life family bought the building and turned it into a place to show what abortion is.” Sarah does not remember exactly when The Ladies’ Center of Mobile, Alabama closed or the circumstances that led to its closure. But she remembers what it felt like to learn that the place where so much pain had happened was no longe
  7. I had two abortions. Here’s why the law would have stopped mine.
    Jul 29, 2026 · original
    By Abby Johnson, Tuesday, July 28, 2026 There is a question I have been asking myself for a long time. Why does the pro-life movement trust former abortion workers when we expose the abortion industry, but often dismiss us when we talk about how to end it? For nearly two decades, I have shared my story. I have testified before legislatures. I have spoken in churches. I have appeared in the media. I have explained how abortion facilities operate, how women are pressured, how employees are trained and how the industry protects itself. When former abortion workers tell those stories, the movement listens. And it should. We have seen things that most people have not seen. We know what happens behind closed doors. We understand the culture. We understand the business model. We understand the arguments. Most importantly, we understand the women. Read the full article: https://www.christianpost
  8. Clinic Closers: Margie Gintoli
    Jul 14, 2026 · original
    Margie’s story begins in a place where abortion was never discussed. She was raised in a Catholic family in Connecticut, in a home shaped by tradition, culture, and silence around the kinds of things families often did not know how to talk about. Her father, as she describes him, was an old-fashioned Sicilian man. The family went to church every Sunday, but topics like pregnancy, sexuality, and abortion were not part of ordinary conversation. “No, it was never discussed,” Margie remembers. “We really didn’t talk about anything like that.” She never thought much about abortion at all, until she was fifteen years old and found herself pregnant. Even then, deep down, Margie says she never believed abortion was right. But fear has a way of drowning out conviction, especially in the heart of a young girl who feels she has nowhere safe to turn. The year before Margie became pregnant, her cousi
  9. ANOTHER Guy Convicted of Slipping His Partner Abortion Pills
    Jul 2, 2026 · original
    Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key takeaways: A military officer was sentenced to prison for secretly drugging his partner with abortion pills, ending her pregnancy without her consent. Medication abortion carries serious, underreported risks. There is zero oversight in obtaining the abortion pill, leading to yet another case where a guy secretly drugs his partner, causing an abortion. Yet again, a man is convicted of slipping abortion pills to his partner and ending the life of their unborn baby. This time, it was a U.S. Army Captain who was sentenced to 12 years in prison for secretly giving the mother of his unborn baby abortion pills, which resulted in the abortion of their baby. Capt. Brandon Jones-Adams, 34, pleaded guilty to killing his unborn child, domestic violence, fraternization, and conduct unbecoming of an officer, reported Stars and Stripes . Here’s what happened: Jones-Adams, w
  10. “My Boyfriend Wants Me to Have An Abortion”
    Jul 2, 2026 · original
    Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: Partner issues are cited as a reason for almost a third of all abortions. Many women (and men) have reported feeling totally uninformed about the physical and emotional aftermath of the abortion pill, which spills into relationships. Abortion can be destabilizing for relationships, but no one can force you to have an abortion. And Then There Were None has helped over 760 abortion workers leave their jobs in the abortion industry, and many of them have similar stories of their time in the clinics. One of the most commonly heard reasons for an abortion they heard from women was this: “My boyfriend wants me to have an abortion.” Stats show that almost a third of women who have abortions do it for this reason. Issues with their partner or pressure from their partner are high on the list of why women have abortions. Scrolling through r/abortion on Reddi

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