Welcome to the show today guys, thank you so much for tuning in.

We have a special guest today, Amy Miles, who I was introduced to recently through the

Abortion Survivors Network, which we've told you all about before.

We've done events with Melissa Odin, the founder and director of the Abortion Survivors Network

on the road.

We've had guests on the show who are part of the Abortion Survivors Network and I as a

pro-life speaker with my little humble podcast want to continue having on voices and individuals

who I call are sort of escaped convicts from the prison of progressivism, the voices

and individuals that were never supposed to escape the ideological concentration camp

of secular progressivism.

And nowhere is there a greater example of that than abortion survivors who are called

a choice, but they're not a choice, they're a person.

And when they survive an abortion, they sort of call into question the entire premises

that the culture of death is built upon, which is that these are not persons.

It's reproductive health care.

It's not a baby, it's a blob of tissue, it's a non-person, it's a subhuman, except when

they survive an abortion or bear the injuries of choice, then the culture has to contend

with reconciling their bigotry with a person that wasn't a choice.

And so I think Amy's story is really going to bless you and encourage you.

She's a wife, a mother of two beautiful children and a resident of Oregon, a very dark state

like California, and Amy's survived an abortion at approximately 28 weeks in 1980.

Like many abortion survivors, it's only been in recent years that she's learned about

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