Former abortionist calls abortion “murder,” says “our society can’t go on this way”

I recently stumbled across the testimony of Dr. Grant Clark. Dr. Clark performed abortions many years ago in California. In an interview with Oregon Right to Life, he described the two cases that convinced him to stop doing abortions.

One was a case where a woman remained pregnant after he had aborted her child and, several months later, gave birth to a healthy baby. (The woman had a rare condition in which she actually had two uteruses). She adopted the child out and sued the doctor for emotional distress and child-rearing costs (even though she didn’t keep the baby). Her greed and selfishness made him rethink his commitment to performing abortions.

The second case happened when he started doing late-term abortions. From the interview:

Rather than helping the badly injured baby, Dr. Clark admits he “took the coward’s way out” and let him or her die. Could the baby have survived if given help? There is no way to know, but babies have survived saline abortions and gone on to be adopted. For example, Gianna Jessen, whose story was the inspiration for the movie October Baby, was aborted in the same way as the child in this article and survived. She is now an internationally known pro-life speaker and activist who lives a full life despite having cerebral palsy as a result of the abortion.

Could the child Dr. Clark aborted, whose short life was full of pain, have been another Gianna?

Dr. Clark is now at peace with his time as an abortionist and says, “I know God has forgiven me.” He contacted Oregon Right to Life to tell his story in order to reveal how brutal and violent abortion is. He wanted to make his story public in an attempt to prevent abortions and encourage pro-lifers. He decided to contact Oregon Right to Life after seeing a billboard saying, “the score of abortion: one dead, one wounded.” In his own words:

In his interview, he also describes first-trimester abortions done by suction:

Former Abortionist, Dr. Grant Clark - Pt. 4/4