Much has been said about the Food and Drug Administration’s 2000 approval of mifepristone, known as chemical abortion. In his ruling, District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk said the FDA’s decision is “based on plainly unsound reasoning and studies that did not … Continue reading
Chemical abortion is devastating for everyone involved. The tiny, defenseless baby is killed in a savage manner. Additionally, the mother – who often goes through an unexpected and significant amount of pain – must live with the traumatic memories of … Continue reading
The articles linked below were published by SpeakLife, Inc. SpeakLife is a non-profit 501(c)(3)-pending organization with headquarters in the Minneapolis, Minnesota, area, providing online learning experiences to educate individuals, churches, and organizations so they can strengthen the culture of life in … Continue reading
For some women facing unplanned pregnancy, abortion may be the reactionary first choice. For others, circumstances may be so overwhelming they can see no other choice. Despite the abortion industry’s charade to the contrary, many women do regret their abortions, … Continue reading
Miracle or Curse Deaths (through December 2010) Feminist Strategy Backfiring: Drug Used to Assault Women (June 2010) FDA Statement & Fact Sheet (November 2004) Woman Sues Ohio Abortion Facility: RU-486 Ruined Her Fertility (April 2004) Swedish Woman Dies of Abortion Drug RU-486 (March 2004) … Continue reading
You’ve heard that the FDA, the federal Food & Drug Administration, has approved what it calls an emergency contraception kit. It has stated that women can use these pills up to three days after unprotected sex and that this will … Continue reading
Norplant consists of six tiny pellets that are inserted under the skin of the upper arm. These create a slow release of a synthetic form of the female hormone progesterone. They continue to release this medication over a period of … Continue reading
“To make an informed choice, women must know that [emergency contraceptive pills] … prevent pregnancy primarily by delaying or inhibiting ovulation and inhibiting fertilization, but may at times inhibit implantation of a fertilized egg in the endometrium,” Dr. James Trussell … Continue reading
Contraceptive pills contain, in differing dosages to be taken in different combinations during the month, two synthetic female hormones. They contain estrogen and the second hormone, progesterone. Sometimes that’s called the “pregnancy hormone.” This hormone is normally formed in a … Continue reading
Let’s review fertilization physiology, or how does conception occur in the woman’s body? As you all know, the act of human intercourse deposits sperm inside the woman. Each deposit contains tens of millions of sperm. There may be as many … Continue reading
