Jun 29, 2009
Most people can convince themselves not to have abortions if they see what they’re saving.
Stats show that most women who see their unborn baby won’t abort.
Project Ultrasound is doing something about it.
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I volunteer with a crisis pregnancy center and have seen this to be true. We try to get abortion-minded clients to the ultrasound room as soon as possible.
Project Ultrasound looks to be doing crucial work.
Thanks for this.. one of the most important posts you’ve done, in my opinion.
My dentist office is in the same building as a women’s clinic. Before my teeth cleaning last week, I ran into a sobbing young mom on her way to an abortion. The clinic’s website that “an ultrasound and/or exam will be done to determine the duration of your pregnancy,” but I’m guessing they don’t encourage women to look at their baby. So so sad.
I’m really grateful that such technologies exist and are being made available. And we still have a ways to go: the stats aren’t so positive when a disability shows up on the ultrasound. The culture’s ‘choice’ is that these little ones with disabilities shouldn’t be allowed to live – and ultrasound is a weapon used against them, and the child’s mother.
Our local crisis pregnancy center has been working tirelessly the past 3 years to become a medical facility with ultrasound to offer their clients for free. A powerful message of life to give these women!
looks great. would also recommend abort73.com.
Neat. Thanks for sharing.
A picture is worth a thousand words and a 3d sonogram is worth even more.
Another organization doing great work in this area is Heartbeat International.
Such a fantastic idea! Am adding a link to them on my blog! Thanks, AP!
This is similar to The Psalm 139 Project of the SBC: http://psalm139project.org/
So true….