Where are the Consequences for Our Politicians?
Perpetuating the Culture of Death
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A Colorado health clinic is suing the state to reverse a law signed by the governor on April 14th fining or revoking licenses on physicians using progesterone on women who change their minds after taking the abortion pill. Thankfully, A federal judge granted the clinic a temporary exemption.
Reversing the effects of the abortion pill doesn't fit with the pro-abort narrative, which boggles my mind. Why would a governor sign a bill that forces a woman to abort? Why doesn't the pro-choice community support isn't a woman's "choice" to save her pregnancy ... only her choice to abort? I understand if the governor ignorantly fell for the pro-choice rhetoric, but he signed the bill knowing progesterone has successfully saved lives. His contempt for the lives of the preborn is pure evil.
Contrary to what the pro-aborts say, research shows that progesterone safely reverses mifepristone's effects. A 2018 peer review study showed:
- 64%-68% of the pregnancies were saved through Abortion Pill Reversal
- There was no increase in birth defects
- Lower preterm delivery rate than the general population.
(Source: https://lozierinstitute.org/abortion-pill-reversal-a-record-of-safety-and-efficacy/)
The pro-abort community is expanding its culture of death by trying to stop the use of progesterone in reversing the effects of the abortion pill. Whose lives will be deemed expendable next?
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About the Author
Patti J. Mitchell (formerly Smith) is a devoted Catholic and pro-life advocate. She shares her journey from a life of sinful excess to redemption across the country, including pro-life conferences, to members of Congress, at the March for Life in Washington, D.C., and the Walks for Life in San Diego and San Francisco. She has been a guest on several radio shows, including Immaculate Heart Radio and Radio Maria. She also appears in two documentaries, "The Sidewalk Chronicles" and "Hush."
Patti writes Christian devotionals. One of them, "Redeemed – Rosary Meditations for Post-Abortive Women," is used at healing retreats and written in a way to be used by all denominations. Her most recent release is "And God Still Loves Me – A Story of Hope and Healing." She has also had articles published in the National Catholic Register, Life News, and the Southern Cross.
She is a retired background investigator, married and lives in Puyallup, Washington.
