"Severe Morning Sickness" doesn't do justice to Hyperemisis Gravidarum, which affects between 1 and 3% of pregnant women and is horrible enough that women feel like they have to choose between their lives and their babies. Michelle Gresham takes us through her experience with HG.

Analysis of Indiana’s post-Dobbs abortion ban.

Trisomy 18 is a devastating prenatal diagnosis to receive for your little one, but, as Sarah Bellman shows us through her story, there is still beauty, joy and love to be had.

Pastor Christian and Magdalena Schultz introduce us to their little boy Noah, who dodged many of the diagnoses the doctor gave him. Little Noah is living a beautiful life, despite being labeled as "incompatible with life" while in utero.

Farrah Collver give us a look at Haiti's birth culture and describes Mama Baby Haiti's efforts to address the high mortality rate of mothers and infants in that country.

Is China's 3 Child Policy actually making anything better? Why is the relationship between these horrendous Child Policies, suicidal widows and sex trafficking? Reggie Littlejohn of Women's Rights Without Frontiers continues her work of exposing China's human rights offenses.

Jill McElya described the efforts of The Invisible Girl Project to prevent female gendercide, as well as the trafficking of girls and women, in India.

Communications Consultant Becky Rogness addressed legislative efforts to ban abortion in Indiana following the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

Pastor and apologist Shawn Meyer addressed various misquotes and distortions of Scripture that are used to justify abortion.

Gary Freeman described his ministry, Major League Dad, and addressed the current fatherless crisis.