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By Karen Ingle A physician who faced the specter of losing his license over his helping women try to save their unborn children exhorted pregnancy help professionals at the 2024 Heartbeat International Annual Conference to stay the course in doing the right thing when...
By Gayle Irwin Less than a year ago, House of Ruth Pregnancy Care Center integrated Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) into its services, and in that time the center has received six calls with two confirmed lives saved. One of those calls came in January when the pregnancy...
By John Stonestreet & Jared Hayden Last week, New York Attorney General Letitia James sued various pregnancy crisis centers for promoting abortion pill reversal (or APR). The court filing claimed that centers “mislead” women. According to James, “Abortions cannot...
Leaving the clinic parking lot very distraught, her eyes focused on a sign that read, “If you took the first pill, it’s not too late, we can help.”
But confident that they’ll be never be called to task, pro-abortionists again and again (and again) trot out the 2019 study as definitive “proof” that APR not only doesn’t work but is dangerous.
The state of Colorado ratified a law prohibiting medical professionals from administering Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) which effectively forces women to continue an abortion which they no longer want.
The Fort Worth Pregnancy Center received a call last year from a former client requesting help in reversing her abortion pill procedure.
Planned Parenthood staff rushed her to the back, separating Perry from her husband. “With no support system back there with me, I just made what I thought was the best decision at the time,” she explained. “They told me that I was already … eight weeks along, and I wouldn’t be able to do the chemical abortion if I waited too much longer.” And so, right there in the abortion mecca, she took the first set of pills.
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a motion Wednesday asking a Colorado federal court to allow Chelsea Mynyk, a licensed nurse practitioner and certified nurse midwife, to intervene in a lawsuit to defend her use of providing patients with abortion pill reversal.
They’re admitting that there is some evidence the mechanism employed by the administrators of APR works the way it was intended.