Human Interest
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3.5K1The “divinity” of conception to birth
The miracle of creation cannot be denied.
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1.8K1Pamela’s story: ‘I am not giving up on my baby. I am not giving up on Thomas.’
A miracle, if you're willing to wait for it.
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2.7K3One twin survives an abortion
Fulfilling her purpose.
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3.4K15“Miracle Baby” continues to fight for her life
Delighted to live!
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3.4K12I will carry you: a story of unconditional love
The story of Nora Rose, who started defying the odds before she was even born.
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1.7K7Historic surgery on the unborn
Amazing.
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119.9K41Parents told to abort one of their twins give both babies a chance at life
These parents saved both their children, and they have no regrets.
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2.2K14Mother loses twin boys born at 19 weeks
The story may have a sad conclusion, but Diana Stone's struggle should serve as an inspiration for those of us who love...
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1.8K5Miracle mom survives traumatic delivery after receiving 35 gallons of blood
The inspiring story of Gina Walker, who was diagnosed with placenta previa during her third pregnancy.
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Amazing video: Yale scientist visualizes conception to birth
From the Open Culture intro: Alexander Tsiaras has made a career of using advances in visualization technology to offer vivid tours of...
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2.3KWritten code, or the life of a mother and child
In November of 2007, Katherine “Katie” McCall arrived at the much anticipated home birth of a friend. As a student midwife she...
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1.8KOne sweet video
Maybe the best early development of life video that I have seen. Warning: Once you start watching it, you can’t stop.
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1.7KBook on music sheds new light on fetal development, explores prenatal environment’s effect on musical preference
My current reading selection is fascinating from a musical perspective. It wasn’t until chapter eight that the book connected with the Pro-Life...
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100 year old doctor still working after delivering 18,000 babies
Instead of writing about an abortionist, check out this Doctor who has delivered 18,000 little humans over his 63 years as a...
