Not sure what point you’re trying to make.

Did you also hear her describe how her grandmother wanted her left to die after the failed abortion?

“In 2013, I learned through contact with my biological mother’s family that not only was this abortion forced upon her against her will, but also that it was my maternal grandmother, a nurse, who delivered me in this final step of the abortion procedure at St. Luke’s Hospital in Sioux City, Iowa.

Unfortunately, I also learned that when my grandmother realized that the abortion had not succeeded in ending my life, she demanded that I be left to die. 

I may never know how, exactly, two nurses who were on staff that day (one of whom has had part of her story passed down to my adoptive family) found out about me, but what I do know is that their willingness to fight for medical care to be provided to me saved my life.”

Find me valid evidence from non-biased sources and maybe I’ll give you the time of day. The word of a liar ain’t shit.

Try again, Jan.

Is this yet another video which pro-choicers refuse to watch? 

She has provided her hospital record and yet you deny the evidence in front of you. That’s your choice. It’s not my job to convince you. I might think Melissa Ohden would take offence at your slander of her character but then again, she’s survived worse.

Melissa said: You can see here in my medical records from 1977, I am the survivor of a failed saline infusion abortion (the exact wording in my records reads–“a saline infusion for an abortion was done but was unsuccessful.” Other parts of my records identify “saline infusion” as a complication of my biological mother’s pregnancy. You could certainly say that saline infusion abortion complicated things). (transcript, video)

Hey everyone!

So I know it’s the Lent season, and many Christians are fasting as we lead up to Easter. That being said, food spent on Lent meals is considerably cheaper than food spent on non-Lent meals. So why not donate the extra money we may have to some charities that help our fellow Christians in need? This is obviously open to non-Christians as well. Humans are humans, after all.

Here are a few charities that work tirelessly to help the persecuted. Please feel free to add to the list. 

Christianity, after all, is the most persecuted religion in the world. 

Thanks + God bless!

Assyrian Aid Society = a religiously unaffiliated charity that has been helping the people of Iraq since 1991, regardless of ethnic or religious background (including Arabs and Yazidis), but focusing on Assyrians and preserving their culture in Iraq.

Assyrian Church of the East Relief Organization = a religiously affiliated charity that assists needy Assyrians around the globe. They’ve been instrumental in getting aid to Assyrians affected by the Mosul crisis. 

Barnabas Fund = a Christian organization that aims to assist persecuted Christians worldwide, whether in Nigeria or Iraq.

Children displaced from Mosul, Iraq sleep on the ground

Help Iraq = started by the St. Thomas the Apostle Chaldean Catholic Eparchy of the U.S.A, the organization has started programs like the Adopt a Refugee Family to help the persecuted.

Shlama Foundation = also started in Michigan, the organization helps Iraqis desperately in need. They work with Assyrians/Chaldeans/Syriacs to help ensure that they are able to return to their homes. One of their most powerful videos is below.

“When you do not have any actual problems, you must create them. And a trend amongst white people as a whole is to create problems for themselves by engaging in risk taking behavior.

Whether it is poor, rural high school kids intentionally going drunk driving, middle class white kids inventing new ways to damage each other’s testicles, or rich white kids throwing Project X-style parties and spending their parents’ money on idiocy, white people absolutely love danger.

Ancient tradition

No romance, no action.

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