Taking the abortion pill carries enormous weight. Many women describe it as a “moment of truth.” The instant they swallow it, they ask themselves, “Am I really killing my baby?”
Olivia* felt that way. She just took the first dose from the abortionist, Mifepristone, and went home. Fear washed over her. In addition to the challenge of raising her young children, she has health challenges, too. Her doctor pressured her toward the abortion pill, emphasizing how simple it would be. Alone, she gave in.
But doubt pursued her on the drive home. Feeling unsupported and betrayed by her doctor, she didn’t know where to turn. The moment she pulled into her driveway, she scrambled for her phone, searching online for “how to reverse an abortion.” She found CompassCare! Although it was after hours, a team of on-call nurses met her at one of CompassCare’s 6 medical offices to administer emergency progesterone treatment to save her and her baby from the impending abortion.
An ultrasound scan revealed a healthy 10-week-old preborn baby. In the dimly lit room, they watched as Olivia’s baby lifted a tiny hand in a small wave.
A nurse explained the science: a high dose of progesterone—the hormone a pregnant woman’s body naturally produces—could potentially reverse the abortion pill’s effects. Olivia agreed immediately.
She committed herself fully to the abortion pill reversal process, despite her fears and the complications at home.
“I’m so happy God has given me another chance with this baby.”
Olivia recently started attending church and told the nurse she submitted her life to Jesus just weeks earlier. As she looked at the ultrasound photos she was taking home, tears of joy fell. “There is nothing I love more in life than being a mom. I’m so happy God has given me another chance with this baby.”
Every day, in six medical offices across America’s abortion capital of New York, you make stories like Olivia’s possible. Thank you.
Prayerfully,
The CompassCare Team
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*Names and details changed to protect patient confidentiality.