Pretty amazing. I was told by 5 different dr.'s that I should abort my last baby. I really felt strongly to carry her as far as I could. I'm so glad I did, it was such a special experience. I do know people who have aborted though, on request of their dr. One of my friends was going to die if she didn't, and she's had 5 kids since. So, I believe in life, but I believe that there are so many different situations, that it's hard to judge. The people I know I feel won't be condemed for their decision because it was made with prayer.
I have to just say, there is sooooo much more to this story than just a woman who survived an abortion. Albeit a miracle in itself. But what touched me the most is her conviction of God. Her boldness toward men and women and fearless way she addresses people of "stature".
Juli, I had no idea about your last baby. I can't get to your blog anymore for some reason. Are you private? I know for sure there are reasons to abort and I hold no judgement. Honestly I don't. I too know of women who have chosen or for whom it has been absolutely necessary. I'm grateful that I don't have to judge that. I hope and pray that I never have to be in a situation that I may have to make that decision myself. I'm so happy that everything worked out okay with your little baby. Send me your link again. I'd love to see pictures of your family.
www.thebeesleyfamily.blogspot.com It is private, so I'll send you another invite, I think you're already added on there though. My baby girl died at 24 weeks in the womb. I'm just so thankful I had the time with her that I did, and that I didn't shorten it by abortion. I really felt angels present.
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Pretty amazing. I was told by 5 different dr.'s that I should abort my last baby. I really felt strongly to carry her as far as I could. I'm so glad I did, it was such a special experience. I do know people who have aborted though, on request of their dr. One of my friends was going to die if she didn't, and she's had 5 kids since. So, I believe in life, but I believe that there are so many different situations, that it's hard to judge. The people I know I feel won't be condemed for their decision because it was made with prayer.
I have to just say, there is sooooo much more to this story than just a woman who survived an abortion. Albeit a miracle in itself. But what touched me the most is her conviction of God. Her boldness toward men and women and fearless way she addresses people of "stature".
Juli, I had no idea about your last baby. I can't get to your blog anymore for some reason. Are you private? I know for sure there are reasons to abort and I hold no judgement. Honestly I don't. I too know of women who have chosen or for whom it has been absolutely necessary. I'm grateful that I don't have to judge that. I hope and pray that I never have to be in a situation that I may have to make that decision myself. I'm so happy that everything worked out okay with your little baby. Send me your link again. I'd love to see pictures of your family.
www.thebeesleyfamily.blogspot.com It is private, so I'll send you another invite, I think you're already added on there though. My baby girl died at 24 weeks in the womb. I'm just so thankful I had the time with her that I did, and that I didn't shorten it by abortion. I really felt angels present.
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