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!

Birth Mother, "A Baby Conceived in Rape Can Become a Healing Force"

Sherry's birth mother's prayers were answered when her baby was adopted by a loving Christian family. Raped as a young girl, Sherry's birth mom was told by her mother that had she had only three weeks to find another place to live, as she was no longer welcome in their family home. Little Sherry's courageous birth mother also said "No!" to the pressure her aunt was putting on her to get an illegal abortion. Read Sherry's story of bravery, hope, and love for yourself.

It's Difficult Learning that Your Father Is Also Your Grandfather!

Kristi Hofferber's parents were always open with her about the fact that she was adopted. In fact, Kristi's husband, a minister, was also adopted, as is their son. But when Kristi decided to look into her birth mother, she could never have been prepared to learn what she did, but sees God's plan working in all of her life, nonetheless! Kristi's biological mother was 16 when she gave birth to her daughter, Kristi, and she had been a victim of incest and rape by her father! What a powerful testimony to God's faithfulness. Like Kristi said, "even in cases of rape and incest, each unborn child is created by God for a purpose. As my story reveals, God can take something bad and make it an opportunity to do something miraculous!"

Two Real Life Stories of Two People Conceived via Rape!

There is a news story out of Elwood, Indiana about a 13-year-old who was pregnant by rape and due to give birth in a few weeks. A compassionate medic read the story and wondered how this took place only 70 miles from her home but didn’t make local news in Fort Wayne or national news. Nonetheless, as a child conceived in rape herself, she got involved and it is still making a positive difference in this young mother's life and the life of her little baby, Aiden. Kelsey Monica writes about her journey with Ashley and how the pro-life community has stepped up to support her. But there's MORE! Kelsey Monica herself was conceived via rape. And now she is busy saving lives as a medic and as a stalwart supporter of those whose lives are threatened by abortion!

Doctor Shares an Amazing Story!

This true story was told to me by my doctor today. So while it is certainly true, I do not know this woman personally. Nonetheless, it needs to be shared because many of us who value pre-born persons no matter how young they are, have heard similar personal reports directly or indirectly.

He told me of a woman whom he had treated who had a clear image in her mind. She said it was what she could only term an "out of body type" of experience. In this reoccurring memory she was in a dark and quiet place. She remembers someone piercing that comforting, warm, dark space with something and attacking a little boy who was sharing that space with her--close to her.

I haunted her for years and caused her problems.

She found out much later that her mother had been pregnant with twins but her doctor was concerned for the mom's health. He told her that she would need to abort one of her twins. Turns out she HAD REALLY experienced this and hadn't just remember it from a DREAM!

Her mother had aborted her twin brother while they were yet pre-born babies!

Can't be?

Neuroscientist will all say that every single thing we have ever experienced is somewhere in our memory. It's just that most of us cannot recall something that far back.

My age of my first memory amazed my mom because I was barely 18 months old--but it was a tramatic memory so it could be that a trauma like that impacts us so profoundly we that it can be recalled later in life!