Do you know what it's like to feel the oppression of guilt?

Here's Jean's story.

I was the person to call.

So if you were pregnant and he wanted an abortion, he called me.

I called my guy and we arranged the abortion.

Abortion was not legal at the time.

So it had to be done behind closed doors and in very unsanitary conditions,

and you never knew whether you were gonna lose your right

to have children in the future.

That was a gamble that you took,

didn't seem like such a big gamble to me,

I wasn't gonna have this kid.

I don't even wanna think how many little babies I killed.

I might not have yielded the knife,

but I made the arrangements for it to be yielded.

Today, hear how Jean found freedom and how you can too.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wacklemouth,

author of Choosing Gratitude for March 15, 2019.

My heart has been saddened and sickened over the last couple of months as a new law went into effect in New York, allowing abortions in the third trimester of pregnancy all the way up to moments before birth.

Abortion is a tragedy anytime, but the idea of taking the life of a fully formed baby right before the point of birth is a visceral reminder of how deep of a tragedy this really is.

And I know a lot of women are going to be hurting and filled with remorse for ending the life

of their child this way. Our heart goes out to women who've experienced abortion, no matter

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