Here's some of what we heard yesterday from our guest, Jeannie Pernea.

I did not associate that women's clinic with abortion. As far as I knew, it was for women

who needed routine care as far as their yearly paps, and I knew that they did give out

birth control. I was working there for a very short time, just a couple of

months. And shortly after that, my mom moved also back to Florida. And I told her to apply

for the position because she was looking for work. And that's exactly where our life started to kind of get involved in the abortion industry.

There was this one beautiful Cuban girl, and she had come in several times.

And I remember that she was probably on her fourth procedure.

And I told her, you know, you got to stop this. You know, this cannot be just a normal practice for you.

I really believed in my mind, in my very naive mind, that this gentleman and I would have a future and that he would be my night and shining armor.

And so when I did get pregnant, I was ecstatic. I was happy. I was like, wow, you know.

When I did share it with him, immediately he looked at me and said, well, you know, I don't think this is a good idea.

And immediately he said, you know, we have the clinic. And I said, wait a minute.

I said, the clinic is there for the women who don't want their babies.

That is not my story.

I want my baby.

And by the second weekend, which would have put me right about seven weeks,

I called the doctor on a Saturday and I told him, listen,

I need for you to come tomorrow because nobody will be here. I don't want anybody else

to know. We are going to do the procedure on a Sunday. Within seven weeks, I told my mom, I think we need to do another pregnancy

test. And sure enough, the test was positive. And I told her, please, I will not go through

that again. You've got to keep my secret.

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