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Christmas: The Story of an Unplanned Pregnancy

She did not plan on being pregnant. She was not even married. She was frightened. Her fiancé was going to end the relationship. Her community would disparage her and stigmatize the child. Feeling alone she went away, to a place where she would be loved and insulated from the pressure and where she could ponder

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Your Health Insurance Premiums Now Directly Pay for Abortion

If you have health insurance in New York, you are paying for abortion. All health insurance plans renewed in New York State as of August 2012 will directly cover abortion-causing contraception, for ‘FREE’.  This means if you are enrolled in a traditional health insurance plan, a percentage of your dollars is going straight toward funding

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Your Health Insurance Pays for Abortion–Just the Facts

The following is a consolidated summary of the primary points of which Christians should be aware concerning how the Patient Protection and Affordability Care Act (PPACA), also known as Obamacare. The PPACA and the Health and Human Services mandates, with a particular focus on concerns regarding health insurance coverage of abortion-causing drugs and devices, now

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Pregnancy Centers Serving More Abortion-minded Women–Executives Say, ‘Optimization Tool Works!’

CompassCare spent the last eight years developing and perfecting a system of marketing, care, and follow-up specifically designed to reach and serve abortion-minded women more effectively. After slow and methodical training and implementation in select medical Pregnancy Resource Centers (PRC) from California to New York one thing is clear: The Optimization Tool (OT) works! And

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CompassCare’s Linear Service Model (the OT) Now Yours to Download

CompassCare’s OT serves two very important purposes:1) Insulates medical PRCs from external threats (like investigations and regulations) and internal risks (such as having advocates providing misinformation or RNs delivering unauthorized medical advice) by helping to insure that each patient interaction is done in a way that meets or exceeds traditional standards of medical ethics every

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