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ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments

The two most life-changing and difficult issues facing teens today are pregnancy and abortion, and these issues involve both pregnant girls and the fathers of their babies. TeenBreaks.com provides detailed information on pregnancy and abortion plus help in dealing with both. Share the truth with teens you know.  Want more: TeenBreaks.com & www.rtl.org/

I’m sure you are familiar with the saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” I have a touching story to share with you about a picture that has a pro-life message and how it can be used to help save countless lives.

 Several years ago, a young mother walked alone down the streets of inner city Chicago. She was focused only on her destination. Facing an unplanned pregnancy, she had decided to have an abortion. At the clinic, she sat inside the exam room waiting for the procedure to begin. This could have been the beginning of the end, but miraculously, at the last moment, she did not go through with the abortion. She walked out of the clinic and chose to give her child life. In her own words, this mother reveals that she heard what can only be described as the voice of God saying, “Don’t do this… I have a plan for this baby!”

God did have a plan. That baby has grown up to be renowned artist, Ron DiCianni. Gifted with astonishing creative abilities, Ron embarked on a career in illustration. After several decades serving clients such as Fortune 500 companies and the United States Olympic committee, he began to exclusively paint Scriptural themes. Ranked as one of the best-selling artists of all time, Ron’s work has been featured in galleries nationwide and included in both Christian and secular publications, earning seven ECPA God Medallion Awards. Now, he has devoted his latest work of art to conveying the pro-life message. Before I Formed You in the Womb is a stunning portrayal of the sanctity of life. Christ’s hand reaches out to touch the mother’s pregnant stomach, where you see the outline of an unborn child reaching back. Although I rarely find myself at a loss for words (and my wife will readily verify that), there are no words to express the emotions prompted by this painting.

Bradley Mattes
Executive Director
Life Issues Institute

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Induced abortions must be reported to the Ohio Department of Health by the physician who performed the abortion, using the form .Confidential Abortion Reports.. The confidential reports include demographic and medical history information about the woman obtaining the abortion and information about the medical procedure. These reports are used to produce statistical reports about abortions occurring in Ohio. The forms are confidential: no identifying information about women who obtain abortions is collected except the medical record number. Abortion statistics are summarized in the annual Induced Abortions in Ohio report series. Many of the tables in that report are included in the links below. These tables contain statistical information about induced pregnancy terminations for Ohio and counties. Terminations are tabulated by age, race, marital status and education of women obtaining procedures and by gestation in weeks of fetus.

Annual Induced Abortions in Ohio report tables:

TABLE 3
RESIDENT INDUCED ABORTIONS REPORTED IN OHIO, BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE, 1999-2011

Residence 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999
OHIO 23,250 26,322 26,955 27,672 28,921 30,809 31,210 31,391 32,180 32,687 34,174 35,022 34,134

CRAWFORD 33 32 46 41 33 42 48 55 45 58 58 74 70

HANCOCK 51 76 90 105 86 125 129 120 115 121 109 118 126
HARDIN 22 20 32 23 29 28 32 47 35 28 36 29 40

MARION 69 69 68 71 93 84 101 75 73 74 78 95 107

SENECA 53 55 73 56 50 76 73 65 72 73 86 108 94

WYANDOT 14 14 18 22 13 21 29 20 17 15 24 22 25

http://www.odh.ohio.gov/healthstats/vitalstats/abortionmainpage.aspx

June 20, 2013

By Dave Andrusko No two pro-lifers will read personal accounts written by women who’ve had abortions and come away with exactly the same conclusions. Of course, we would all lament the loss of these children and fervently wish the moms

Paper Shows Ireland’s Maternal Morality Half of England’s Without Abortion
A new paper published in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons contrasts maternal and neonatal health in Great Britain, which has legal elective abortion, with Ireland, which prohibits abortion. http://www.lifenews.com/2013/06/20/paper-shows-irelands-maternal-morality-half-of-englands-without-abortion/

Dedicated Pro-Life Athletes Hit the Roads in a Bike for The Unborn
On Monday, a group of dedicated pro-life athletes hit the pavement for a whirlwind pilgrimage that combines their love of the unborn with their love of cycling. http://www.lifenews.com/2013/06/19/dedicated-pro-life-athletes-hit-the-roads-in-a-bike-for-the-unborn/

So cool. 

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Check out their web site: http://savethestorks.com/

The vote on the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (H.R. 1797) passed the House 228-196. As expected, the vote fell out mostly along party lines in a 228-196 vote — just six Democrats voted for it, and six Republicans opposed it.
Democrats voting for the bill were Reps. Henry Cuellar (Texas), Dan Lipinski (Ill.), Jim Matheson (Utah), Mike McIntyre (N.C.), Collin Peterson (Minn.) and Nick Rahall (W.Va.). Republicans voting against it were Reps. Paul Broun (Ga.), Charlie Dent (Pa.), Rodney Frelinghuysen (N.J.), Richard Hanna (N.Y.), Jon Runyan (N.J.) and Rob Woodall (Ga.). 
As controversial as the bill is, however, today’s House vote likely ends the process in Congress, as the Democratic Senate is not expected to consider it at all. President Obama threatened to veto the measure on Monday.

Read more: http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/house/306355-house-passes-controversial-late-term-abortion-ban#ixzz2Wc3vSUCx 
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This is what babies at this stage look like after being brutally aborted: See the graphic photos here.