Pregnant as a 14-Year-Old Highschooler

Crystal Blount became a mother at a very tender age as a result of a rape. And she had two different appointments to abort her child conceived as a result of this crime. She was a 14-year-old freshman and virgin. She was church-going, smart, and young when she was raped on her high school campus by an upper classman she barely knew.

Read Crystal's story for yourself to learn more about her child and how she became very prolife!

Brutally Raped by a Relative

What a courageous young woman. As an immigrant starting a new life in this country, she was raped and degraded by male relatives. But she gave the child she conceived via the rape the gift of life and she continues to fight for her child and to build her future!

11-Year-Old Rejected an Abortion...22 Years Later Meet Jora and Her Daughter Meggy

Jora is now a 33-year-old civil rights attorney from San Francisco. But 22 years ago, something horrible happened to her.

What a Woman!

What in The World is a Collector?

What's a "Collector"? It's a term that is used in India and it has special significance. Read on to learn what it is and why it is important to rape/assult surivors and the children that are conceived as a result!

An Update On Ashley and Her Baby Aiden!

Remember Ashley, the 13-year-old who was raped and conceived?

Here's and update on her and her little boy Aidden, who she says saved her life! What a beautiful, young, courageous mother she is!

The Sins of The Father Aren’t The Sins of The Child

"I hope if you run into a girl or woman one day who might be struggling with the decision to choose life for her baby (regardless of the circumstances), that you will think of me... especially if it wasn’t her fault, she shouldn’t be punished by having to go through another trauma [aborting her preborn baby], and her baby isn’t guilty either."

Crystal Blount is a remarkable woman with an inspiring and remarkable story! She survived the trauma of rape, and has taken the lemons she encountered in her life and made sweet lemonade, as the saying goes. Read Crystal's story for yourself and let it inspire you!