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The Ex-abortionists: Why They Quit
Norma McCorvey
Dr. Paul Jarrett
Dina Madson
Dr. Anthony Levatino
Kathy Sparks
Judith Fetrow
Lent and Magic
"Meet The Abortion Providers"
Testimony of Carol Everett
Testimony of David Brewer
Testimony of Deborah Henry
Luhra Tivis
Testimony of McArthur Hill
Former abortion providers find peace, solace in therapy
From Illinois Right to Life.
The "Jane Roe" of Roe v. Wade becomes an advocate for life.
A simple mistake led this doctor to turn away from abortion early in his career. His story goes back into pre-legalization days.
Dina explains how she came out of the abortion industry, step by painful step.
Only when his own child died did Dr. Levatino start reflecting on the meaning of those abortions he performed.
Kathy Sparks describes the macabre world of abortion and how she came to leave it.
Once a Planned Parenthood worker, Judith was won to life and Christ by a relentlessly friendly prolife man outside her clinic.
Priests for Life essay on an encouraging new trend among former abortionists -- seeking to make amends to the women whose children they've aborted.
Pro-Life Action League brings you the inside story from former abortion industry workers. Read their stories or buy the video.
Carol's involvment included complicity in a patient's death and the cover-up afterward.
A fomer abortionist tells his story.
Deborah's experiences included an abortion clinic and a private office that sold aboritons.
How working for Tiller turned one woman into a staunch prolifer.
Dr. Hill shares his abortion experiences, as well as the nightmares brought on by abortion practice.
Ê"If you dehumanize others, you dehumanize yourself," he says. "If you stop your ears to the silent pleading of a little life, then you become insensitive to the prompting of your own heart and mind."
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