 August
17, 2013 (Unmasking Choice) - In 1989, Martha Ryan was volunteering at a
homeless shelter in San Francisco. Trained as a nurse practitioner,
Martha had worked with impoverished people overseas in refugee camps and
planned to continue her work there in the future. That is, until she
met three homeless pregnant women in just one night at the shelter, none
of whom were receiving prenatal care.
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 It’s been over 20 years since the abortion, but Jeff Bradford still can’t talk about it without weeping.
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 Governor
Andrew Cuomo of New York is facing calls to resign following his
comments saying pro-life people have no business living in the state.
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 When
the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Roe vs. Wade, legalizing
abortion, Valeria Jacobs was unable to register her protest because she
was confined to a hospital as she struggled to defea
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 If
you want to understand the March for Life, if you want to understand
the pro-life movement in general, it starts with hope. That’s the key.
That’s the real difference between those who oppose abortion and those
who support it. The first is an act of hope. The second is an act of
despair.
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 Wendy
Davis, the Texas state senator whose filibuster for abortion rights
made her a Democratic superstar and launched her campaign for governor,
has admitted to the Dallas Morning News that she lied about key events
in her life, including her first divorce.
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 When
people hear that I have six kids, the reaction is usually entertaining.
Sure, there are some days when I wonder what I’ve gotten myself into,
worry about the world they’ll inherit, and/or consider the environmental
footprint of a family like mine.
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 Children
are living in an “unprecedented toxic climate” in which they skip meals
to stay thin, are bombarded by pornographic images and fear they will
be failures amid a “continuous onslaught of stress at school”, according
to research published today.
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 Family
Research Council released a report this week that gave valuable insight
to those who want to understand the women in our culture who are most
vulnerable to abortion industry pressures and what risk factors affect
them.
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