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·She took the abortion pill, then saw her 7-week-old baby
Christina was told by Planned Parenthood that her abortion by pill would “feel like a heavy period,” so she was unprepared for the agonizing cramps, heavy bleeding, and having to see the perfectly formed body of her aborted baby.
Christina was nine weeks pregnant when she went to Planned Parenthood at the urging of her fiancé. She already had a four-month-old baby at home, and her health was poor. Christina describes the type of “counseling” she received at Planned Parenthood:
In the video below, Dr. Anthony Levatino describes the medical abortion procedure:
Planned Parenthood also did not warn her about the pain the abortion would cause. After Christina took the pills, she writes about how the procedure was far from what she expected:
The worst was yet to come. Christina was in her ninth week of pregnancy, as calculated from her last menstrual period. Since conception generally occurs approximately two weeks after that, at ovulation, she was carrying a seven-week-old preborn baby.
She was completely unprepared for the shock of seeing her child’s body:
Too late, Christina realized she had made the wrong choice. (For women who realize they’ve made the wrong choice earlier than Christina did – but after they’ve taken the abortion pill – Abortion Pill Reversal is available to help online or 24/7 at 1-877-558-0333. They have a large network of doctors throughout the nation, and have saved 175 babies and counting after reversing their abortions.)
Even after losing her baby into the toilet, Christina’s ordeal was not over. Within days she was rushed, bleeding, to the ER. She continued to have painful contractions for two weeks.
Christina knows she was lied to by Planned Parenthood and is still grieving for her baby.
She hopes her story will help stop other women from going through the same traumatic experience. She says:
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