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Like me, I'm sure you'll always remember where you were and what you were doing when the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe was announced. I'd love to hear from you [...]

Editor S note. Melissa, the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977, speaks all over the world, including at numerous National Right to Life Conventions. She is an author, [...]

Editor S note. Melissa presented the following testimony in support of SB 405/HB 510: The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which the North Carolina Senate Committee on Health voted to [...]

5. Not because I'm now, as an abortion supporter once called me, a 'success story' as a writer, speaker, and Master's level prepared social worker ... 4. Not because I'm [...]

Editor's note. Melissa, the survivor of a saline abortion in 1977, speaks all over the world. I know I'm far from alone in finding the news that more fetal remains [...]

Editor's note. The following testimony was submitted by Melissa Ohden to a special House Committee that conducted a hearing September 3 on 'End Infanticide: Examining the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection [...]

Editor's note. This appeared on Melissa's blog. Melissa is an abortion survivor who has spoken all over the world, including National Right to Life's annual conventions. 'When I heard you [...]

Editor's note. Melissa is a survivor of a saline abortion who has spoken all over the world, including many times at the National Right to Life Convention. A published author, [...]

Editor 's note. NRL Legislative Director Jennifer Popik, JD, wrote a thorough summary of a subcommittee hearing held in the House of Representatives on June 4. The goal of subcommittee [...]

There were many fascinating takeaways from the recent Congressional hearing on the 'Threat to Women's Reproductive Rights in America,' in which I was one of the witnesses. But none jumps [...]

Editor's note. Melissa incredibly survived a saline abortion in 1977. She continues to speak around the world and will, as she has often in the past, be a part of [...]

Editor's note. As most of our readers know, in 1977 Melissa survived a saline infusion abortion. She has written many times for NRL News and NRL News Today and appeared [...]

Editor S note. The name of Melissa Ohden is very familiar to pro-lifers. The survivor of a 1977 saline infusion abortion, Melissa has shared her testimony around the world. She [...]

'Love them all' was the theme of the 2018 NRLC Convention in Kansas City, Kansas, which, coincidentally, is my home. I was thrilled to see so many friends and colleagues [...]

Editor's note. This appeared on Melissa's blog. Melissa is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at many National Right to [...]

Editor 's note. Melissa is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at many National Right to Life Conventions. She has [...]

Editor's note. Melissa is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at many National Right to Life Conventions. She has often [...]

Editor's note. As most of our readers know, Melissa survived a saline abortion in 1997. But what has happened in the years since is in some way almost more miraculous. [...]

Editor's note. This ran August 29 on the blog of Melissa Ohden. Melissa is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including [...]

Editor's note. This appeared at Pregnancy Help News and is reposted with permission. 'You Carried Me': That's the title of my memoir, which was released through Plough Publishing House in [...]

Editor's note. Melissa, a frequent contributor to NRL News Today, survived a saline abortion in 1977. She has shared her story all over the world, including at numerous National Right [...]

Editor 's note. Melissa Ohden is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at the last five National Right to Life [...]

Editor S note. This first ran on The Mighty (the mighty.com) in March 2015. When I asked for permission to reprint, Melissa wrote back, 'The good news is that even [...]

I had a powerful conversation the other night at the Gospel Haven Church in Millersburg, Ohio, with an adoptive mother who is also a part of the Pure Gift of [...]

Editor's note. Melissa is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at the last three National Right to Life Conventions. She [...]

Editor's note. Melissa is the survivor of a 'failed' saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at many National Right to Life Conventions. She has often [...]

The article provides information about the existence of abortion survivors in every U.S. state, estimating that approximately 85,817 infants have been born alive after failed abortions since 1973. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and sharing the stories of these survivors and offers resources for state organizations and individuals to support the Abortion Survivors Network's mission.

The article offers information on 47th Annual the March for Life rally and march protesting both the practice and legality of abortion. It mentions about of joy that comes from seeing life empowering each of us individually, and ultimately our movement and our culture. It also informs on the impact of abortion on our life's.

The article offers views of the author on the controversy over infanticide. Topics discussed include two events where the U.S. House signing a discharge petition to make a vote on the representative Ann Wagner; and the other event that brought author hope and acknowledgement and love which was the March for Life in Richmond, Virginia, which took place last Wednesday.

An excerpt from post on Melissa's blog is presented which focuses on Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings for the U.S. Supreme Court case and its impact on individual lives and larger culture, along with several court cases on abortion.

The author reflects on the 40th anniversary of the Roe versus Wade court decision which legalized abortion in the U.S. She mentions that as the anniversary date of the decision draws near, there is a feeling of pain and promise in commemorating the day that changed her life, her nation and the world. She points out the devastating effect of abortion on those involved and how the Abortion Survivors Network (ASN) which she founded could extend support.