Its my belief the operation 50 tour was a great success, looking back. I’m commenting because I’m curious if you’ll be doing something like this again this year or in 2022?

Jeff Foster
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I too had been pro abortion because in high school in the 70’s I had been chosen by my teacher to be on the pro abortion side in a debate. In those years all the women magazines were being bombarded with articles for pro abortion. Well because I had all this info going for me I won my debate and stuck with the idea ‘’that abortion was ok ’’ One day my neighbor invited me ( by now I am 30 yrs) and a few other ladies to view a tape on actual abortions for PRO-LIFE . It was devastating to say the least those images can never be erased from my mind. The pain,the trauma that is inflicted on these poor innocent babies. That day was a real turn around for me,imagine I never had an abortion but just viewing it changed my whole concept. Imagine back in the 70’s barely a million babies were aborted now today the numbers are astronomical. The girls that wait to get an abortion should be made to see an abortion, this way they know what is happening and can no longer plead innocence.
Thank you for reading, would like to be an advocate on seminars trying to educate young teens on abortion. Best regards ,Carole

At 15 years of age, I had a choice to make. I had a decision that would effect my life from the moment I made that final decision. I can tell you that at 61 years of age, and throughout my life, I have often found my pillow stained with the tears of regret. Thoughts of ‘WHAT IF’ OR ‘IF ONLY’ I had chosen another way. I stood at the Pape and Danforth Avenue intersection a few Sundays ago and the sign I held high above my head was ‘ABORTION HURTS WOMEN’. I can only speak from where I have come from, I can only share the pain with young girls who told me, ‘I don’t care about the baby’….someday you will, and you too will look back and ask ‘What if?’ It has taken me four decades plus, but I am not hiding anymore. If my story can change young girls minds, and let them know there are so many options then I will have accomplished something bigger than my fears.
Thank you RightNow for what you are doing. I may just be a candidate some day that you would endorse.
Cathy Ellis