Post abortive woman says: "I have never regretted anything more in my life"
01/11/16 Net Doctor
Net Doctor has written an article discussing the 'help' abortion giants like BPAS or Marie Stopes provide to women who have had an abortion at their centres. After an abortion, a woman can feel sad, angry and battle with feelings of regret, grief or guilt, but the 'help' organisations like BPAS and Marie Stopes have to offer will never be able to give the woman back her baby.
Please read below one of the testimonies included in the Net Doctor article:
"I felt numb emotionally, I was in physical pain and bleeding a lot, it wasn't until it had sunk in what I had actually done that I felt remorse and wished it had never happened and I was having the baby instead. I drank and did drugs at the weekends when my son was staying with my parents. I don't know if it was anything to do with the abortion but it was hard to cope with myself. I felt resentment towards my partner and mother for talking me into doing something so horrible but in reality knew it was me who had actually done it and was to blame."
"My partner and mother talked me into having the abortion saying it was too soon to be having another baby, I think I felt pressured into having the abortion and just went on autopilot."
"I have never regretted anything more in my life and if there was anything I could ever take back, that abortion would be it. There's not a day that goes by without looking at my kids and wondering what the other child would have been like, if it was a boy or girl, and I feel so bad for our eldest boy because he wanted a brother/sister for many years. I still cry about it now even though it has been 11 years. I feel guilty that I now have another child and am pregnant again, this pregnancy is high risk for down syndrome. I refused to have the tests to determine whether the baby is DS or not because it wouldn't matter, I would never be able to abort another baby."
"I was never offered support afterwards for anything, I don't know if it would have helped in any way, the guilt is still there and I think it will never go away."