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Stunning photo of baby at 7 weeks shares humanity of preborn children

Icon of a scaleHuman Rights·By Becky Yeh

Stunning photo of baby at 7 weeks shares humanity of preborn children

A mother’s stunning image of a baby at seven weeks shares the obvious humanity of preborn children and the inhumanity of abortion.

Posted by Save the Storks, mother Karla’s image of her preborn baby — with tiny fingers and toes, a little face, eyes, nose, and even a visible brain — reveals that children in the womb are not simply “clumps of cells,” as the abortion industry so often claims.

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In the post, Karla explains why she is so passionate about speaking up for the dignity of every human life:

“Why is she so pro-life?” some might ask. This is my baby at seven weeks in February 2014.

The picture is not very clear but I could see his tiny fingers, his little brain, little eyes, and I could see how his mouth could open.

You are forever in our hearts my baby! One day, I pray I get to give you a great big hug.”

At this stage, Baby Center notes, “tiny veins beneath parchment-thin skin” are visible, and both hemispheres of the baby’s brain are developing. The liver “is churning out red blood cells,” and the child has an appendix and a pancreas. This photo reveals the sheer miracle of fetal development and human life in the womb.

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