Abortion worker tearfully calls radio show: ‘It’s a baby’

On July 31, 2017, The Blaze ran an article about a woman working at an abortion facility who anonymously called Dr. Michael Brown’s “The Line of Fire” radio show.  The woman who called the Christian radio show told Brown that she took the job at the facility because it “pays well” and allowed her to support her children as a single mother. But she was deeply troubled by what she witnessed in the facility and wondered if God could ever forgive her.

In a hesitant voice and through tears, the abortion worker described what it’s like to work at the facility:

She goes on to say:

Christian Working at Planned Parenthood Vows Never to Return: "It's Not Tissue! They Are Babies!"

Some former abortion workers have also commented on the POC room. Former Planned Parenthood manager Abby Johnson described working in this room:

A former abortion worker in Abby Johnson’s book The Walls Are Talking said:

The POC lab is something many former abortion workers never forget.

The woman who called Dr. Brown went on with her story:

She pleads with any pregnant woman who may be listening:

Baby Development Week by Week

The anonymous caller asked if God could ever forgive her. Dr. Brown told her that God is always willing to forgive, but also had some tough words:

Dr. Brown then says:

Brown then offered to connect the caller to pro-life people who could help. He assured her that if she left and could not feed her family, pro-lifers would be there to offer financial support.

And Then There Were None is a group that helps abortion workers to leave their jobs. They provide everything from counseling and emotional support to financial assistance and legal help to those fleeing the abortion industry. Many pro-lifers are involved in outreach to abortion workers. When they leave, the pro-life movement is there for them.

Note that the caller is a single mother. One abortion worker who was employed by an abortionist in Louisiana said something about this in the book Lime 5: Exploited by Choice. In an interview with Rachel MacNair, she said the abortionist chose to hire single women because they were more dependent on their jobs to feed their families and, in his mind, were less likely to quit. The former worker says:

Another former worker, Joy Davis, who worked for infamous abortionist Tommy Tucker, says something similar:

Tommy Tucker, who had at least ten malpractice suits against him when he lost his license, had Davis operate on patients even though she had no medical degree. After a woman began bleeding heavily after her second trimester abortion, Davis called an ambulance but Tucker canceled it. Then he left the facility, ignoring Davis’ pleas for help. Davis was left to try and stop the bleeding. The woman died. You can read the harrowing story here, and watch as former abortionist Dr. Anthony Levatino explains a second trimester abortion procedure:

2nd Trimester Surgical Abortion: Dilation and Evacuation (D & E)

We can hope that the abortion worker who called Dr. Brown’s radio show has the courage to leave. She seems deeply traumatized by the work she did in the facility. Perhaps, with time and healing, she will be able to one day come forward publicly with her story and help the pro-life cause.

1. Abby Johnson The Walls Are Talking: Former Abortion Clinic Workers Tell Their Stories (San Francisco, CA: Ignatius Press, 2016) 97