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A report from NPR highlights the dangers of online abortion pill distribution. NPR visited a telehealth abortion business in Massachusetts that sends abortion pills across the country, even to women in pro-life states. The process involves filling out an online form, communicating with an abortionist via email or text, and receiving the abortion pills in the mail. The report raises concerns about the lack of tests and accountability in this method, as well as the potential risks and complications associated with the abortion pill. The article also mentions the controversy surrounding New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin's collaboration with Planned Parenthood to target pregnancy resource centers. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on a proposed pro-abortion constitutional amendment in Colorado, backed by a coalition including ACLU Colorado, Cobalt, and Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, which has gathered enough signatures to advance to the 2024 ballot.

The article focuses on the incredible true story of Irena Gut Opdyke, a Polish Catholic nurse who risked her life to hide Jews from the Nazis during World War II, as depicted in the film "Irena's Vow."

The article discusses Britney Spears' memoir revelation about her "excruciating" experience with abortion pills, challenging the abortion industry's portrayal of the process as easy and safe. Topics include the pressure women face to undergo abortions, Spears' personal account of pain and trauma, and the overall risks associated with the abortion pill, countering the industry's narrative of normalcy and safety.

The article reports a Nevada judge's decision to block state restrictions on Medicaid-funded abortions, citing equal rights violations. Topics discussed include the increase in abortion rates with taxpayer-funded procedures, the American Civil Liberties Union's lawsuit based on Nevada's Equal Rights Amendment, and the potential implications of the ruling on taxpayers and the right to life debate.

The article aims studies that indicate Planned Parenthood is a common clinical setting where sex traffickers take their victims due to the organization's lack of questioning. Survivors of human trafficking have reported that Planned Parenthood does not ask questions and provides free services, making it a preferred facility for traffickers. Despite being required to report abuse, survivors' testimonies suggest that Planned Parenthood consistently fails to intervene and help trafficking victims.

The article focuses on American entreprenuer Elon Musk's tweet challenging the notion that unplanned pregnancies are the worst for women, with responses sharing positive experiences of mothers with "accidental" babies. It mentions personal stories countering the abortion industry's narrative and emphasizes the significance of supporting women facing uncertainties in motherhood through available resources like pregnancy centers.

The article discusses the argument made by abortion doula and clinic worker Hannah Matthews that abortion can be considered an act of love. However, the author refutes this claim, emphasizing that intentionally killing a human being cannot be seen as a loving act. The author also criticizes the societal failure to provide alternative options and support for women facing difficult circumstances and highlights the moral and ethical concerns surrounding abortion.

The article reports on the leaked draft majority opinion in the Supreme Court case Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, suggesting a possible overturning of Roe v. Wade. It discusses the subsequent increase in violence against pro-life groups, with a significant number of attacks and threats. It also addresses the spread of misinformation by the media regarding the effects of pro-life laws on women's health.

The article discusses the reality of abortion regret and the trauma women can experience post-abortion. It offers five ways to help friends who may be dealing with this regret, becoming educated on abortion trauma, identifying their needs, providing love and support, offering resources to healing organizations, and considering the baby's father's potential suffering.

The article focuses on pro-life efforts that led to the cancellation of a lease agreement for an all-trimester abortion facility in Beverly Hills, California. Following pushback from pro-life groups and individuals, the landlord rescinded the lease, preventing the facility from opening, despite its plans to offer abortions up to 31 weeks of pregnancy for any reason, including non-health related ones.

The article highlights that judicial bypass laws allowing teens to get abortions without their parents' knowledge or consent may disappear completely in pro-life states. It also reports that American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, the brains of teenagers work differently than the brains of adults when making decisions or solving problems.

The article highlights that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has created a new website aimed at directing Americans to abortion and contraception, including minors. It also discusses that the website connects women and girls and, quite possibly, predatory men to resources on how to learn about and access state funding for abortions through Medicaid, and it links to information on abortion funds that will help them pay to kill their preborn children.

The article focuses on Connecticut Senators passed a bill that will expand abortion in the abortion-friendly state. Topics include the bill will allow nondoctors to commit abortions in order to expand access, and also protect a Connecticut-residing abortionist or any resident who assists in an illegal abortion in another state and faces a lawsuit under the Texas Heartbeat Act or a similar law.

The article focuses on the claim that abortion restrictions recently introduced and passed in pro-life states (such as The Texas Heartbeat Act and Florida's new law that restricts abortion to the first 15 weeks of pregnancy) are "well outside the mainstream of America." Topics include polling has consistently shown that Americans largely support such restrictions on abortion when they are educated.

The article reports that Baby Matthew is a being called a miracle after his parents learned he was misdiagnosed during pregnancy and blessed with parents who refused abortion based on a prenatal medical diagnosis. It mentions that the baby diagnosed with semi lobar holoprosencephaly, a condition in which the brain's hemispheres only partially divide after the doctors discovered our baby was missing most of his/her brain.

The article discusses that just one month after the FDA loosened safety restrictions on the dispensing of the abortion pill, the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG) said a study has found a "significant" gap in the federal government's reporting of complications associated with the abortion.

The article focuses on funeral director shocked to find preemie declared 'stillborn' was still alive.

The article informs about Mainstream media is well-known for using language specifically meant to dehumanize preborn human beings. Topics include mass slaughtering of human beings through abortion in America is to deprive them of their humanity and convince Americans that preborn human beings; and Pro-abortion media outlets and journalists frequently use wording that dehumanizes preborn human beings, taking their cues directly from the abortion industry.

The article informs that Joel Luna, a Texas man has been sentenced to life in prison for killing a five-week-old preborn child, after attacking his wife upon learning she was pregnant. Topics include capital murder of a child under 10 as well as aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury in the attack on his wife and baby; and pro-abortion states charge assailants with murder when they kill a preborn child against the mother's wishes.

The article informs about women who undergo abortions are at a highly increased risk of developing adverse mental health problems. Topics include Women educated on abortion trauma and the effects of abortion on mental health; and every woman struggling with abortion trauma and regret deserves the opportunity to heal abortion is consistently associated with elevated rates of mental illness.

The article focuses on Morgan Hill's shocking moments after her birth and her mission for saving lives. Topics include Morgan Hill's life saver, Rocky Hyatt, who saved her life in 1995; her unawareness regarding her amazing journey into her family; and maintenance of binder full of article clippings from newspapers, online, and pictures as well as records of her biological mother.

The article highlights the story of Sonia Homeak Charbonneau and her husband Roy Homeak who faced the devastating loss of their babies to premature birth at 21 weeks gestation and want their stories to be heard in the hope that hospitals will consider providing medical assistance to help babies like theirs. It mentions the claim towards the medical team that they wouldn't give them any assistance.

The article presents a case study of a 31-year-old Luissa underwent a medical procedure in 2016. It mentions that surgery for preborn baby girl who had been diagnosed with congenital diaphragmatic hernia. It discusses that medical practitioner, Kypros Nicolaides performed fetal endoscopic tracheal occlusion.

The article offers information on Premature baby born weighing ounces Premature baby born weighing heads home from the hospital. Topics include the views of Martin Nwankwo, a Pediatrixaffiliated Neonatologist at Covenant HealthCare, on the smallest baby has resuscitated to see grow from where has started to going home in reasonably good shape, the micro-preemies are babies born weighing less grams, and the video on the hospital's YouTube channel that and Wendzik went to the hospital.

The article offers the life of Samantha Sommerville, learned that her preborn baby girl had spina bifida, and doctors offered little optimism for the baby's future. It discusses that doctors commented that the the baby had myelomeningocele, the most severe form of spina bifida, and that she would be paralyzed from the waist down; and mentions that Sommerville underwent testing to determine if her daughter had any other medical concerns that would prevent her from undergoing prenatal surgery.

The article focuses on Jenny and Chris Marr couple welcomes miracle premature identical quadruplets during pandemic. Topics inlucde the news being further has complicated by the fact that all four babies were sharing one placenta, making it difficult for all the babies to grow properly and at the same rate, and the doctors has reassured the couple that if that did indeed happen.

The article discusses that premature baby given hours to live makes miraculous recovery. It mentions that Michelle Coyle and her husband Brandon faces the journey of first pregnancy that ended in miscarriage; and also mentions when they discovered they were pregnant for a third time, they remained hopeful, but life had more curveballs to throw their way.

The article reports that a judge and a new lawyer have helped to show the world that women can accomplish great things while pregnant and parenting as Belmont University College of Law graduate Juliana Lamar became pregnant and delivered her son Beckham via C-section during law school. It mentions the help of her husband Judge Richard Dinkins towards guiding light during my legal career who is serving in the US Army.

A reprint of the article "Benson, who was born at 22 weeks five days, is home from the hospital by Nancy Flanders which appeared in LiveActionNews is presented. It narrates the story of a premature child Benson born to Megan Artman who was declared to live for few hours by the doctors fought against odds and was discharged from the hospital after six months, setting an example of deserving of right to life even for the preborn children.

The article offers information on the Casa de Vida, pregnancy care center, in Reno, Nevada founded by two women Patricia Glenn and Terry Ricciardi in 1982 to respond in the great need in their community. According to Shawn Vogel, Executive Director of Casa de Vida, that program of the center is for teenagers who were pregnant and had nowhere else to go.

The article focuses on issues related to abortion in the U.S., highlighting the case of Angela Bakker and her husband Michael. It highlights the decision of the couple to refuse abortion after doctors revealed to them that their baby girl was not going to live. Information about baby Naomi's chances of survival is presented.

The article reports about a research study which show that preborn children can form memories in the womb of the mother. The study discussed is a 2009 study published by Child Development who looked at short-term memory in the preborn children aged 30-38 weeks gestation. A recent study, published in 2013 on the small change in heart rate to learn when the fetus is capable of memory is also presented.

The article reports the story of Matthew Vawter, the son of Aaron and Amy Vawter who miraculously survive his Down Syndrome and heart defects when his mother refused to have him aborted. Also cited are the recommendations by doctors at Seattle Children's Hospital to have the baby aborted, the move by doctors at a Catholic hospital in Spokane, Washington not to force Amy to abort her baby, and how Matthew miraculously survived.

The article informs about a photograph of baby boy in the amniotic sac shared by mother Raelin Scurry on social media Instagram. It mentions that during her first contraction she did not paid any attention to it because baby was due to be born for another 11 weeks. She delivered baby in her car and she weighed three pounds and one ounce after birth.

The article discusses the positive impact of crochet octopus on premature babies. Topics discussed include a sense of well being, better oxygen supply, improvement of overall health and mentions the views of Mia Pidden, admin for the Octopus for a Preemie UK Facebook group, on the same. Particular focus on the requirement of several volunteers to create an octopus learn.

The article reports that a premature baby named Sebastian has survived and has not shown any lasting health effects of being born during the second trimester of pregnancy.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Mother loses wrongful birth suit over daughter with cystic fibrosis" by Nancy Flanders, which appeared at liveactionnews.org. It highlights the defeat of Kerrie Evans, a woman who was suing for millions of dollars in damages over the successful birth of her daughter after claiming that she was uninformed that the child have cystic fibrosis. The lawyers of Evans reveal that if she had known her daughter had the condition she would have aborted her.

A reprint of the article "Baby born missing most of brain turns two, says first word" by Nancy Flanders, which first appeared on liveactionnews.org, is presented. It focuses on new mother Emma Murray and her son with holoprosencephaly condition with only minutes or few hours to live. The boy survived and begun saying Hello, but his future remains uncertain.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Parents choose life for daughter diagnosed prenatally with cancer and Down syndrome," which appeared in the website http://liveactionnews.org. It explores the decision of parents Erika and Stephen Jones of choosing life for their daughter who was diagnosed prenatally with Down syndrome and cancer. The family's faith in God is discussed.

A reprint of the article "Baby boy with rare condition defies odds, celebrates first birthday" by Nancy Flanders which appared in a 2015 issue of the liveactionnews.org is presented. It talks about the first birthday of a baby boy Jaxon Buell who is diagnosed with lissencephaly. It also highlights that a neurologists in Boston, Massachusetts has confirmed that Buell suffers with epilepsy and neurological disorders.

A reprint of the article "Couple Suffers Miscarriage After Pregnancy Announcement Goes Viral," which appeared on liveactionnews.org. It describes the first video of couple Sam and Nia in which they announced her pregnancy to their third child, and their second video in which the couple express the pain of losing a baby after she suffered a miscarriage and how they hop to reach out to other parents struggling with the same grief of child loss.

The article presents the story of how baby boy Easton, the son of Danielle Orris and Brenden DeJong who was born without a bladder or kidneys, is surviving as of June 2015. Also cited are the doctor's suggestion to abort him, the kidney transplant underwent by Easton on May 18, 2015, and the efforts by doctors to stabilize Easton's blood pressure and balance his immunosuppression medication.

The article focuses on American couple Kourtney Coleman and Jerry Siano whose daughter has Anencephaly or a neural tube defect in which the brain does not fully grow. Topics include their decision to keep their daughter after being told of her medical condition, the sense of peace brought by their decision to continue the pregnancy, and their hope to help discover the causes of Anencephaly.

The author comments on a video recording released by actor Justin Baldoni and his wife Emily wherein they announced Emily's pregnancy to the public. She discusses the happiness felt by the parents, families and friends about the news, and the right of babies to receive such welcome from parents, family and friends.

The article tells the story of Grace Ann Rodgers, a three-year-old girl suffering from a rare form of dwarfism who is fast becoming an Internet sensation after her mother posted a video of her singing in the video sharing Web site Youtube. Topics covered include the advise given by the physicians to Rodgers' mother, Angie after having three miscarriages in a row and information on Conradi-Hünermann syndrome according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.