Posted on 02/20/2025 9:35:11 PM PST by Morgana
A woman who had three abortions describes saying goodbye to two of her preborn children. She says of her first aborted baby:
“I was young and much more centered on myself and my life circumstances than on the baby. I was not really in contact with this baby.”
Later on, she had two more abortions, 18 months apart. She says:
“I was able to go inside myself and have an intimate relationship with these two babies. I was older, wiser, and able to focus on the meaning of these two close experiences…
Actually, I felt I was talking to the same being both times. I felt gratitude because he/they accompanied me during difficult times. I never felt I was doing them harm.
Just before the abortion for each of them, I asked the lady who showed me the ultrasound screen to give me five minutes alone with the baby, before the intervention. I spoke to each of them in a fluid, soft manner, more like saying, “Thank you, see you later…”
With the second, I said, “I guess I didn’t really get it the first time. You had to come back for me to realize fully that I had to leave this man. And I promise you I will do it.”
It was so clear for me that these two children had not come to me saying, “Let me be born.”…
These babies helped me, and I acted on what they helped me with. I honored them. And they had a tremendous healing effect on the guilt and angst which I carried a long time during and after my first abortion. I realized that I had not understood the meaning of this first baby’s presence in my life. I was incapable of going inside myself and relating to that baby.
I was able to recognize the last two babies as beings who were my equals, partners in learning. The ultrasound screen conversations were a way of recognizing the relationship, expressing my gratitude.”
Claudette Nantel, “Conscious Abortion: Engaging the Fetus in a Compassionate Dialogue” Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health 35 (2) Summer 2021, pp. 14 – 15.
This post-abortive woman believes that her babies existed to teach her life lessons and that they weren’t meant to be born. In reality, she chose to violently kill them through dismemberment.
LifeNews Note: Sarah Terzo covered the abortion issue for over 13 years as a professional journalist. In this capacity, she has written nearly a thousand articles about abortion and read over 850 books on the topic. She has been researching and writing about abortion since attending The College of New Jersey (class of 1997) where she minored in Women’s Studies. This article originally appeared on Sarah Terzo’s Substack. You can read more of her articles here.
Sounds like a female version of Norman Bates.
She’s a psychopath.
She is in for a long and terrible after life.
Does this woman think we’re supposed to admire her?
Mandatory sterilization should be included into abortion procedures
What a screaming demon.
I know a couple, now in their 70s, had two sons but over the years they had seven abortions. Neither of them believes that Jesus is God nor do they believe in the Bible. When I attempt to share my Christian faith with them, they discount what I say by saying; how do you know? My answer; because it is my faith and because I am here.
She killed her babies but wasn’t centered on herself anymore? Lady doesn’t need a baby aborted, she needs to go find a brain and a heart somewhere. They must have been aborted by mistake.
Actually, may she see the Light of the World and beg forgiveness of Him Who created her.
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