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Do You Regret Your Abortion or Your Lost Fatherhood? By filling in the form below you can add your expression of regret to our list. All information remains confidential and is presented anonymously

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Carolyn
Montana, United States

My reasons for having an abortion in 1972 look ridiculously selfish as I review my testimony, but they are the same reasons abortion is still done 45 years later; I was embarrassed to be pregnant, I thought having a baby would ruin my life, and I wasn't ready to be a parent.

Because there were no places to receive an abortion in Montana, I had to fly to Seattle, WA. It was my first plane trip anywhere. To say that I was terrified of air travel for the next 30 years was an understatement.

Twelve hours after the abortion, I was huddled in a bathtub trying to deal with horrifying cramps and clots. Back at home, I partied like nothing happened, but 72 hours after my procedure I ended up in the college health center after passing strawberry sized blood clots. My bleeding was controlled by a pill that helped my uterus contract.

Relationships failed; first, of course, the relationship I believed was headed for marriage. I dropped out of college, drank more, partied more, and felt less and less. I became promiscuous, hopeless, anxious, and depressed.

In 1996 in a healing Bible study, I got my first clue that I needed God's forgiveness and started my journey to the cross where I've found love, forgiveness, and mercy, and my plan is to lead as many people there as I can because I'M NOT SILENT ANYMORE, and I want to help others find their voices as well.

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