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Abortionist quits when he holds a living baby in his hands after an abortion

Icon of a scaleHuman Rights·By Kristi Burton Brown

Abortionist quits when he holds a living baby in his hands after an abortion

So begins the story of an abortion doctor who recently quit his job. He contacted And Then There Were None, the ministry of Abby Johnson (herself a former director at Planned Parenthood), when he walked out of the industry. In an email, Johnson revealed the story of this doctor, which he told her he “really wanted to tell.”

The doctor explains that, even after he convinced himself that he was helping women, he “couldn’t figure out why I was ashamed of my work.” One day, he says, a family member who had invited him to church and who worked in the ministry took him to lunch.

After this conversation (and much thought surrounding it), the doctor decided he would leave his job as an abortionist. Due to a contract, he decided he would wait to leave.

Then he performed an abortion that changed his life forever and persuaded him to leave as soon as possible – even at a personal cost of $50,000.

Former abortionist, Dr. Anthony Levatino describes a D&E abortion in detail in the video below:

After this traumatic experience, the doctor talked with Abby (“I knew there was hope,” he says) and changed his job completely. On a personal level, he asks for prayers for his healing.

To help abortion industry workers like this doctor, you can contact And Then There Were None. To those who are willing to reach out to abortionists and their staff with love, hope, and possibility for change, Abby writes, “You guys are seriously changing and saving lives every day.”

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