With a one-minute look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Well, the results are in, despite what pro-abortion advocates say, many women who chemically abort their babies do experience regret.

And these abortions frequently occur in isolation at home, especially now that the Food and Drug Administration allows these bills to be sent by mail order without requiring an in-person meeting with a medical provider.

In a recent study, of the 114 women who claim to have chemically aborted their babies,

six out of ten, said that chemical abortion is, quote,

a traumatic experience that can include physical pain, emotional distress,

lasting feelings of isolation, for which they desire help, but most don't

know where to turn."

One woman in the survey said it was a hundred times more painful than I was told,

took over 12 hours to completely expel the tissue.

It was so much more traumatic than a surgical abortion."

Do you know a woman who's experienced a chemical abortion, the abortion Pill Reversal Network,

or Support After Abortion Organizations, can help.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.