In this compelling episode of Right to Life Radio, Linda Teliha from Right to Life of Central California shares poignant stories from the sidewalk, offering a glimpse into the real-life struggles of women facing abortion decisions. Through heartfelt anecdotes, Linda reveals the often unseen pressures and emotional turmoil these women endure, highlighting the critical role of support and compassion in their lives. The episode also touches on the aftermath of the recent presidential debate, exploring its implications on public perception and policy related to abortion.   Show Notes   1. Introduction to Stories from the Sidewalk: Linda Teliha discusses her on-the-ground experiences with women considering abortion. 2. Impact of External Pressures: Examination of research indicating that 70% of abortions occur against the woman’s preference due to external pressures. 3. Personal Anecdotes: Linda shares personal stories, including an encounter with a woman facing an abusive relationship and considering a second-trimester abortion. 4. Support Systems: Discussion of the resources available to women, including maternity homes and counseling, and the impact of offering these alternatives. 5. Emotional and Physical Realities: Insights into the physical and emotional realities of abortion procedures, especially in the second trimester. 6. Positive Outcomes: Highlighting success stories where women chose life after receiving support and counseling. 7. Presidential Debate Analysis: Recap of the recent presidential debate and its potential effects on abortion policies and public opinion.