Posted on 09/23/2014 9:49:18 PM PDT by Salvation
That’s wonderful, Salvation!
Praise Him! Wonderful news. I watched the video...excellent.
this is truly a miracle!
Thanks, already heard about it.
Thanks for the information. Great news.
My company does work in Bryan TX.
Will have to visit the next time I come down to Texas.
Recent Planned Parenthhod closures in WI:
Letter to Planned Parenthood Patients:
After years of dedicated service to the community, we are letting you know about some unfortunate changes impacting Planned Parenthoods service in Beaver Dam, Chippewa Falls, Johnson Creek, and Shawano. Due to Governor Walkers and the state Legislatures elimination of state funding to Planned Parenthood to support our patient care in the last budget cycle, we will be closing four health centers in 2013:
Beaver Dam “ will close on June 14, 2013
Chippewa Falls “ will close on May 17, 2013
Johnson Creek “ will close on July 19, 2013
Shawano “ will close on April 19, 2013
Four PP centers going to close!
Wow!
Gov Walker wants to improve health options for women who are considering abortions:
Wisconsin governor Scott Walker stealthily signed a bill into law on Friday requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals in order to perform abortions, and women to first have an ultrasound to “bond” with the fetus. The law, which brings the number of abortion clinics in the state down to two, goes into effect on Monday.
Signed in a private ceremony and announced in a press release proclaiming, “This bill improves a woman’s ability to make an informed choice that will protect her physical and mental health now and in the future,” the new law was immediately met with a lawsuit and restraining order filed in federal court by Planned Parenthood and Affiliated Medical Services, which is being represented by the ACLU.
The suit asserts that the law “violates the Constitution’s due process guarantee, puts an undue burden on a woman’s right to choose abortion and unconstitutionally treats doctors who perform abortions differently than doctors who perform other services,” according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
There are no plans at this time to challenge the ultrasound provision — which may be performed “using whichever transducer the woman chooses” and requires that the technician must point out the fetus’ visible organs, heartbeat and external features — in court. There are exceptions to the ultrasound requirement in cases of reported rape, incest and “imminent medical emergency.”
“I think we have extremely strong grounds on the harm to patients,” ACLU attorney Larry Dupuis said. “This clearly imposes a significant burden on women seeking abortions when abortion is perfectly legal.” Dupuis maintains that it could take a clinic months to obtain admitting privileges, if at all.
Wonderful news.
Praying and working for an end.
Prayer changes everything.
May God Bless you mightily.
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