So often it's hard for us to care about an issue, maybe even have a stance on an issue

or understand an issue unless we've been affected by that issue.

And for me that was the case.

When I met my birth mother I found out that I had been affected by abortion because I

had survived my birth mother's abortion procedure that successfully aborted my twin.

I thought for sure that I would never be the type of person who had been affected by abortion

but here I was.

The face, the name, the story of the aborted child and the name of choice.

From the beginning of the abortion debate, the pro-abortion side has always had one major

advantage.

No one ever hears from the victims. The victims are small, voiceless, and discarded before

anyone ever knows their names, before they even have names.

We can see in here from the mothers who procure the abortions.

We can see in here from the abortionists.

Only the victims never have the chance to tell their side of the story.

Almost never.

In extremely rare circumstances, the victim of an abortion will survive.

No one understands the reality of abortion better than these survivors, better than people

like Claire Colwell.

Claire lives with the scars of abortion every day and she is using her unlikely survival

to expose the reality of the abortionist's butchery.

This here clears the side of the story.

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