What They Didn't Tell Me About Abortion

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April 16, 2008 4:48 AM

Ann

Dear Anonymous, I've been through the same situation as you have.felt guilty cover me up. Never had a happy moment ever since. I had always been a pious type. And I fell into this pit of abortion, out of anger, frustration and lack of love. My parents always used to compare me with others in my school days and never encouraged me. For a year i had been working after my college. during this 1 year period, I met this guy from the same office, same nationality, but from a different state in India. He had a girlfriend with whom he had live in relationship. Now i come into picture, being the jolly type,in office, friendly with evryone. Except that from the beginning everyone warned me about this guy, but I denied all that after he invited me to have food with him.Then started our relationship leading 2 abortion.Wish I could be forgiven, I have not told my parents about abortion, but reluctantly had to tl about sleeping with this guy to my parents. Wish sombdy cud pray fr me.

June 19, 2007 5:10 PM

Sue

Dear Anonymous, My heart goes out to you and your husband as your story unfolded before my eyes. Let me introduce myself simply as Sue. I am a critical care RN who specialized in bereavement and later became involved as a facilitator for healing weekend reteats for those losing children to abortion. I want you to know that no matter the reason, you are both stilled very much loved by God. It was through the pain of "realizing your sin" that Jesus was reaching into the depths of your hearts and souls to call you both back to His Fatherly love and mercy. He sees into all of our hearts and He feels our pain and sorrow, but often, it isn't until we hit the depths of despair that we are ready to listen to His softly spoken words in the quiet of our hearts calling us back into His loving arms. There is so much I would like to share with you and all remains confidential. You and anyone else can email me, Sue, at ndsue33@hotmail.com. Please know that you are deeply loved by God