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Story 1 of 7: Maria Wonders about Her Life without CompassCare

As heard on radio. Abortion increases a woman’s risk of breast cancer by 44%, future preterm deliveries by 52%, carries a 5X increased risk of suicide, and ends the life of a baby. Scripture commands us, “Deliver those who are being taken away to death, and those who are staggering to the slaughter, Oh hold

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Trinity’s Story: Shocked. Overwhelmed. Alone.

Shocked. Overwhelmed. Alone. That’s how many women feel when faced with an unplanned pregnancy. Trinity was one of them. Haunted by a painful abortion from years ago and caring for a toddler at home, she felt trapped. The father of her baby offered no support. When she turned to an abortion clinic, they refused to

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God Is In Control

From birth to second birth, God is in control. Eighteen-year-old Lily has a steady boyfriend, Jacob. They are sexually active. After a fight earlier this year, she sought comfort in another man. When she later discovered she was pregnant, she wasn’t sure of the father. Lily came to one of CompassCare’s offices. Jacob came too. He

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“Good News!”

Teenagers Hailey and Caleb showed up at one of CompassCare’s NYC offices this summer, after fearing she was pregnant. Hailey was so distraught. Her first impression of the clean and professional office eased some of her anxiety. Then a compassionate CompassCare nurse met with Hailey, privately at first, answering all her questions and allaying her fears.

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The Infinite Value of Gianna and Her Baby

Gianna couldn’t stop sobbing. “CompassCare is a safe place, you can cry here,” her CompassCare nurse assured her. The first trimester nausea was continual. Her boyfriend was expressionless. Gianna’s own mother had stopped all communication weeks ago. She felt lonely, trapped, confused, and literally sick to her stomach. Gianna found CompassCare online. She called the

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Cheyenne and Her Baby Were Saved!

“There’s nothing you can do.” The words hit Cheyenne* like a truck as the events of the last 36 hours flashed through her mind. As a single mother living with her aunt, Cheyenne loves her 14-month-old baby boy, but even with her aunt’s help, it is difficult raising a child. Shocked, Cheyenne discovered she was

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