Hey guys, welcome to relatable, happy Wednesday.

Hope that you guys are having a great week so far.

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, so this week we're doing something a little bit different.

Typically on Wednesdays, we'd be talking about culture, what's going on in the news,

but because we won't have an episode on Friday, today we are doing the interview that we would typically be posting on Friday.

And I am talking to Abby Johnson.

She used to work at Planned Parenthood.

She left Planned Parenthood and now she is forced to be reckoned with

within the pro-life movement.

So she's going to tell us a little bit about her story and what you and I can do to get involved in fighting what we know is one of the greatest atrocities of our age without further ado.

Here is Abby Johnson.

Abby, thank you so much for joining me.

Yeah, of course. And so glad to be here.

So I think most people who are listening know who you are, maybe have read your book, probably have seen the movie on Planned.

But just in case there's anyone out there listening who doesn't know, can you tell everyone

a little bit about who you are and what you do?

Yep, so I worked at Planned Parenthood for eight years.

I was a clinic director at one of their abortion facilities out of the Houston affiliate in Bryan, Texas.

And I left in October 2009 after witnessing a live ultrasound guided abortion procedure

and seeing a 13-week-old baby fight and struggle for his life against the abortion instruments.

And I knew then that there was life in the womb, that there was humanity in the womb, and that I had been on the wrong side of this debate.

So I ended up leaving and went to a pro-life organization in my area just looking for help, looking for someone to sort of understand what I was going through at that time.

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