[FrogMom]

She is asking us to feel sorry for her.

She was 17 and stupid, got educated, and eventually woke up about abortion.

Yes, there is room for sympathy, if, when she “woke up” she walked out of the place, never to return.

She continued to work there. End of story. No sympathy, she was supporting and assisting with something that she supposedly understood was murdering children.

Forgiveness? Not my job, that’s between her and her creator.

[trisham]

She continued to work there. End of story.

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It's not the end of the story. She quit working there and became pro-life.

[mlizzy]

She is asking us to feel sorry for her. -- She was 17 and stupid, got educated, and eventually woke up about abortion. -- Yes, there is room for sympathy, if, when she “woke up” she walked out of the place, never to return. -- She continued to work there. End of story. No sympathy, she was supporting and assisting with something that she supposedly understood was murdering children. -- Forgiveness? Not my job, that’s between her and her creator.

Jewels Green did not ask you to feel sorry for her nor is she looking for your forgiveness; that being said, I sure hope you are not a hospice nurse, or similar, as you are short on compassion by a truckload; your response is PRECISELY why regretful post-abortive women do not come forward, and speak out against abortion. Meanwhile, the cycle of death to children and wounding of their mothers (and fathers!) then continues on and on and on through abortion.

And although I'd prefer her child to be recognized as such and not an "unbaby," no doubt she'll change her terminology over time as she continues to write and heal. What Jewels did takes guts; more than you'll ever know.