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A Little Girl With a Genetic Abnormality Saved My Life, by Deon Durst

People like me are either targeted or don’t survive, but a little girl with a genetic abnormality saved my life. I was born on November 4, 1977, in Moundridge, Kansas.  I am the fourth in line of five boys born and raised by my parents.  While my mom’s pregnancy with me was no different than […]

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My Twins are Something Beautiful Which Came Out of a Nightmare, by T.S.

I met the twin’s dad (TD) in July of 2016 at my job. We worked in the same field for the Federal Government.  I had a boyfriend at the time who is now my ex, and I was expecting a platonic working relationship with TD.  I happened to mention to TD that I was going to […]

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My Mother Never Saw Me As The Rapist’s Baby, by Jane Moore

Sadly in this world a stigma exists which is to me a kind of fear mixed with superstition – a wanting to hold the stigmatized person at arms-length or even ostracize them for fear of having whatever “tainted them” rub off on you. Rape victims have often been treated this way. Sexual assault is a […]

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Two of My Children Would Be Given the Death Penalty, by Vanessa Smith

My story starts as a child, a child who would have had a much different life if I would have followed God’s word as I was taught. Instead, I chose to follow temptations and went down a long windy road of heartache, loss, and consequences. I was raised in a Christian home, growing up with […]

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Surely God Gave Me My Daughter – My Beauty From Ashes, by Tye Ahmad

Many people don’t understand how rape victims process their experiences, including acknowledging the rape, reporting the crime, handling a resulting pregnancy and how we love our children despite the way they were conceived.  I’ve been silent for a long time due to the way the military handled everything after I reported the rape, and I’m […]

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If Only We Had 2020 Hindsight, by Rebecca Kiessling

The year 2020 in hindsight will show us our blind side. Something we couldn’t envision — how a novel virus brought us division. Told to remain 6 feet apart — social distancing was to be the start to keep others from going 6 feet under. But now, we all have to wonder: will all of […]

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Born Alive at 22 Weeks 5 Days, My Twins Were Denied Treatment, Denied Their Right to Life, by Amanda Finnefrock

As a military wife, I’d been through my husband being deployed to Afghanistan as I cared for our young daughter. We have always been very patriotic, loved our country, and so we made a sacrifice to serve the nation we love. It was quite a challenge for us, but for both my husband and I, […]

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Don’t Use My ‘Hard Case’ Pregnancies to Justify Abortion!, by Megan Mishler

My experiences with crisis pregnancies have made me adamantly pro-life, with a perspective I could never have imagined. I got pregnant at 16 by my 18 year old boyfriend when I ran away from home; I got life-threateningly pregnant again at 22 by my abusive addict boyfriend; and I got pregnant at 24 by a […]

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Actress Ashley Judd Doesn’t Care About Rape Victims Like Me Who Don’t Abort, by Paula K. Peyton

Hollywood actress Ashley Judd has been known for her vocal support of abortion, but her more recent rhetoric is even more troubling to me because I was conceived in rape and also became pregnant with my now 2-year-old when I was gang-raped,. At the 2019 Women in the World Summit in New York, Judd told […]

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My Daughter Was Raped and Pregnant, But My Granddaughter Healed Us, by Robert Kollar

“Is Kristi pregnant?” . . . .That was never a question I expected my pastor and friend to ever ask me over the phone on a Sunday afternoon after we arrived home from church the morning of April 22nd, 2018. I thought, if my 18 year old daughter was pregnant, he would have heard it […]

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