May 10, 2022·edited May 10, 2022Liked by Classically Abby
Bless you! I agree 100%! It’s nice to hear a gentle, sane voice after listening to all the venom of the past few days. (Not “passion”). The fact that we are different religions, but agree on this shows that it is a matter of reason, not religious beliefs.
Growing up in NYC, I've always said "I would never get an abortion myself, but I'm still pro-choice". It wasn't until watching Abby's most recent video on abortion, that I decided to sit down and actually hear some well thought out pro-life arguments. After watching some videos from Students for Life, my mind was completely changed. I can now say that I'm pro-life! (only exclusion being medical complications in the mother) Now, do I think this country still has a lot it needs to do in order to help support pregnant women and their babies after birth? Yes, and once Roe gets repealed, I think this is an area where we can all do alot of amazing work. But I just wanted to thank Abby for posting that video which made me really empathize with the pro-life movement and want to look more into it. I never thought I would cry tears of joy after hearing Roe will get over turned, but here we are :)
How can we help women with unplanned pregnancies who don't want to have abortions but have no family support? What could we do for them? How could we get supplies to them for their babies? Find the jobs to support them?
Bless you! I agree 100%! It’s nice to hear a gentle, sane voice after listening to all the venom of the past few days. (Not “passion”). The fact that we are different religions, but agree on this shows that it is a matter of reason, not religious beliefs.
Growing up in NYC, I've always said "I would never get an abortion myself, but I'm still pro-choice". It wasn't until watching Abby's most recent video on abortion, that I decided to sit down and actually hear some well thought out pro-life arguments. After watching some videos from Students for Life, my mind was completely changed. I can now say that I'm pro-life! (only exclusion being medical complications in the mother) Now, do I think this country still has a lot it needs to do in order to help support pregnant women and their babies after birth? Yes, and once Roe gets repealed, I think this is an area where we can all do alot of amazing work. But I just wanted to thank Abby for posting that video which made me really empathize with the pro-life movement and want to look more into it. I never thought I would cry tears of joy after hearing Roe will get over turned, but here we are :)
How can we help women with unplanned pregnancies who don't want to have abortions but have no family support? What could we do for them? How could we get supplies to them for their babies? Find the jobs to support them?
Beautiful post! 💕
Thank you!!