Newsweek opinion: Abortion reversal should be a woman’s right

In an opinion piece published by Newsweek, Jay Hobbs explains how political forces in California are stepping in-between women and the medical professional who want to care for them when these women seek abortion reversal. After a 17-month audit, California’s powerful Board of Registered Nursing approved a program that would have educated nurses about how to provide abortion reversal to pregnant mothers. However, a month after the approval, the program was suddenly put on a demand to remove the information within days.

Hobbs wrote:

To continue reading the Newsweek article and get the full details of the political plays going on in California, go here. What’s clear is that, in this instance, playing politics amounts to playing with the lives of babies like Finley, Zechariah, and Cruz. Their mothers’ futures hang in the balance as well.

True Stories of Abortion Reversal

“Life after abortion: How our lives were forever changed” — the story of Baby Finley and her parents, Summer and Jason

“Every time I look at him I’m just so grateful” — the story of Baby Cruz and his mom, Amy

Colorado bills aim to change abortion rules

“Rebekah and her son prove abortion reversal isn’t ‘junk science'” — the story of Baby Zechariah and his mom, Becky

Becky's Story: Abortion Pill Reversal

For a longer video version of Becky’s story, you can go here. Below, Dr. Anthony Levatino, a former abortionist, describes what happens to the baby and to the woman’s body during a medical abortion.

1st Trimester Medical Abortion: Abortion Pills

During some points of a medical abortion (specifically after mifepristone has been taken), the abortion may be able to be reversed. Nurses are available 24-7 to discuss possible options with anyone or answer questions, at any stage of any kind of abortion, at 1-877-558-0333. AbortionPillReversal.com also provides more facts from the network of nationwide doctors who are available to help women considering abortion reversal.