More than 200 mothers are speaking out to defend abortion pill reversal as California seeks to stop organizations from offering or promoting it.  

These mothers say that after beginning a chemical abortion, they regretted their decision and were grateful to learn there may still be time to save their baby through a safe progesterone-based protocol known as abortion pill reversal. 

They testify that they were not misled, coerced, or manipulated. They reached out of their own free will in hopes that they could save their child. Some of these mothers celebrate that their child was spared because of the lifesaving use of abortion pill reversal. 

One of the nation’s largest pro-abortion organizations, the National Abortion Federation, released their updated policy statement on the 4th anniversary of Dobbs. 

The group took the opportunity to make their radical beliefs clear to anyone who would listen. They said, “As the leading professional membership body for abortion providers nationwide, NAF supports abortion care and access throughout pregnancy and opposes legislation and policies that interfere with that care, including viability limits and gestation-based bans.” 

In other words, they support limitless abortion on demand with no limits at all. This means elective abortion until birth. The abortion lobby has made their intentions clear, now what will you do to stop them?  

A nation reveals what it values by who it protects. This week, Dutch officials confirmed that a child under age 12 died by euthanasia under the Netherlands’ expanded law. Supporters call it compassion. But compassion should never mean intentionally ending the life of a child.  

Every family facing severe illness deserves our prayers, support, and the best palliative care medicine can offer. Their suffering is real. But once society decides some lives are too painful, too dependent, or too difficult to continue, we cross a dangerous line. 

Children are not burdens to manage. They are human beings with dignity that does not disappear in suffering. 

Mercy should mean caring for life, not ending it. 

The most recent estimates of last year’s national abortion numbers have been released, and they paint a horrible picture. 

The Society of Family Planned found that there were around 1.13 million abortions total. Among that number, around 66% of all abortions were done using the chemical abortion drug. Approximately 300,000 of those were through so-called telehealth, meaning the abortion pills were distributed by mail with no meaningful medical oversight.  

It was also revealed that “shield laws” which protect abortion pill distributors in pro-abortion states like NY accounted for around 180,000 abortions.  

This plague must be stopped. 

A famous abortionist who alleged that abortion pill reversal is dangerous and ineffective was asked to testify in an ongoing lawsuit.  

Despite his bold claims in the past, once he was under oath he sang a different song. 

He was repeatedly asked if he could swear under oath that abortion pill reversal does not work. As he attempted to give non-answers and dodge the question, he was asked very directly, a simple yes or no. Does abortion pill reversal work?  

Eventually, he had to admit that he could not swear under oath that abortion pill reversal does not work. If he had, he would have committed perjury. Thousands of babies across the country have had their precious lives saved through APR.  

California is pursuing more than $20 million in fines against two pro-life pregnancy center organizations for offering information about abortion pill reversal to women who regretted beginning a chemical abortion. According to reports, the lawsuit does not argue that the practice itself is illegal. Instead, it targets the communication and referrals that made reversal possible for women seeking another choice. 

If abortion is all about choice does a woman still have choices after taking the first pill? 

Women deserve accurate information, compassionate care, and the freedom to change course if they want to pursue life for their child. Abortion Pill Reversal is safe and proven.  

Canada has been far from a bastion of free speech for pro-life advocates, but recently the court made a welcome ruling. It was determined that pro-life advocates had their rights violated when they were prevented from displaying photographs of abortion victims at a public event, rejecting the claim that the images were legally “obscene.” 

Images of the victims of abortion can be difficult to see, but that is because they highlight the very uncomfortable and unsettling reality of abortion. Throughout history, images have often shaped public understanding of human rights issues. 

While there is a time and place for everything, these images are shown not to shock for shock’s sake, but to communicate the human reality of abortion. 

Truth deserves to be faced head on, not hidden.

A new effort by several state attorneys general is raising an important question: what happens to chemical abortion drugs after they are used. The coalition is urging the Environmental Protection Agency to study whether abortion-pill byproducts and related medical waste should be evaluated under existing water safety standards. 

With potentially hundreds of thousands of chemical abortions each year, many are wondering whether our drinking water is being chemically contaminated. We know that chemical abortion kills innocent children and can terribly harm mothers. If it is also poisoning our drinking water, Americans deserve to know. 

But the abortion industry is desperate to silence those who are asking good faith questions about the impact of chemical abortion on our water supply. 

A woman in Oregon was rushed to the hospital after experiencing severe complications following a medication abortion at a Planned Parenthood facility.  

According to emergency dispatch records, the 33-year-old woman suffered heavy bleeding, passed large blood clots, and felt faint, prompting a 911 call and ambulance transport to a local hospital.  

The incident reportedly occurred in April, but details only became public after records requests uncovered the emergency response documents. While the woman’s condition after hospitalization remains unknown, her story mirrors that of many other women. The chemical abortion drug is deadly to the unborn, and dangerous to mothers.  

Tennessee has expanded its Safe Haven Law, giving parents in crisis more places where they can safely surrender a newborn without facing criminal charges.  

Governor Bill Lee recently signed legislation adding 24-hour ambulance stations to the list of approved surrender locations. Under Tennessee law, an unharmed infant can be surrendered within 45 days of birth at designated facilities, including hospitals, fire departments, law enforcement agencies, and other approved sites. 

These laws make it easier for parents facing difficult circumstances to find help and prevent unsafe infant abandonment.