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“I'm so grateful to the people who put this supplement in the newspaper. When my baby grows up, I'm going to tell him or her that there are people out there—people we don't even know and will probably never meet, who saved our lives.”
“I became pregnant and used your supplement to convince my mother that abortion was not the “easy way out.” I was 21 when I had Isaiah; he was born two days after finals! He is the most wonderful person I've ever met. He's a charming little boy, with bright eyes and a captivating smile. He's teaching me so much about life, happiness, (and growing up).”
“Four pregnant teens, all of them abortion-minded, came to the center as a result of the HLA Supplement, and all of them have decided to carry their babies to term! Ironically, these unwed, pregnant mothers were not college students themselves but all had mothers who had returned to college. In each case, completely unrelated to and independent of the other, it was the mother who read the HLA Supplement and was motivated through it to help her daughter seek alternatives to abortion. Without a doubt, the HLA Supplement should be credited for saving those four babies.”
“After receiving [HLA's] insert in my college newspaper (The Daily Texan) I changed the way I thought of abortion. Before, I knew I would never make that choice, but I should not impose my beliefs on others. (Now) I think that human life, especially the growth of a child, is an amazing miracle…”
“I want to personally thank you for this insert. Before I read it, I was pretty much riding the fence on the issue of abortion. I believed it was a woman's right to choose, but I personally would never get one. Now after having read this article through tears, I have a strong opinion. This article really opened my eyes. Thank you very much. Continue educating people in this way, and we may be able to do something about this barbaric practice.”
“Before then, I was only capable of defending life from an emotional standpoint. Between studying pre-med, pre-nursing, and pre- pharmacy, my interest and concern will be forever held by this fight to establish a definition of life. Thank you so much for all that you have done, and I wish your organization good luck in promoting this culture of life!”
“I am the Chairman of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. I was very pleased and a little surprised to see your advertising supplement in every copy of the student newspaper that was distributed on campus last week. Your pro-life testimonies, reports, personal reflections and expert opinions were powerful, persuasive and convincing. Keep up the good work, and continue to spread the truth about conception, children and the evils of abortion.”
“Hello, I'm a student at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, and I'm sending you this e-mail in response to the pro-life supplement that appeared in our very liberal and opinionated school paper, the Daily Illini, this past spring. I was absolutely elated to witness someone getting the message out in both an objective and a subjective manner.”
“This morning a 21-year old woman came to our Crisis Pregnancy Center for post-abortion counseling as a direct result of your insert in the Bakersfield College campus newspaper. She is a Christian, and was at the time of the abortion, so her conflict and pain are great. We will work with her, and pray that through God's healing process she will find peace. Thank you for your efforts. I thought you should know your efforts are bearing fruit.”
“I read your paper and it brought tears as I read the stories of other women who have had an abortion, like me. I guess I was too young to be making such an important decision about my life and the life of my baby, at the age of eighteen. When the doctor told me I did not have to do this (go through with the abortion) I still went ahead anyway. I guess I was just too dumb or just too young thirty-two years ago and I will always want to change what I cannot. I’ve had four pregnancies afterwards, having four beautiful boys. Every year I remind my sons about seeing the face of God, when the nurse handed them to me the next day. I knew then that there was a God that lived. I saw the face of God in the face of my newborn sons.”