Listen to Your Heart, Don't Listen to the World!

Hello Out There! The last couple of weeks have been full of reports
about the scandal at Planned Parenthood. I have watched the tapes,
read the reports, watched the news and now I'm ready to share how I
see this situation. First of all, I'm appalled, disgusted, horrified, upset,
dismayed and just down right sad. I pray that these heartbreaking videos
will open the eyes of the blind so that they can truly see the evil that lies
within the walls of Planned Parenthood.
I have commented on many of the pro-life posts that have come out on
face book about the scandal. I am happy to share that there are many
people trying to get the pro-life message out. I have shared comments back
and forth with both men and women who have suffered greatly because of
a past abortion. My heart goes out to all of them. I shared websites for
healing after an abortion. I also heard from other people who were adopted,
and one lady who shared her story of being a birth mother. She new that
she would not be able to care for her baby and chose adoption. She and I
replied back and forth for quite a while. I told her that since I couldn't
thank my own birth mother, I wanted her to know that, "She did good!" I
told her that I knew she loved her baby and did what she thought was
best for her child. Our dialogue back and forth was pretty emotional for
me.
Dear God, please open our eyes and touch our hearts, please have
mercy on us all. Amen.
This is from a post I wrote last July, 7/28/14 - I felt like it really needed to
be re-shared this past week. I copied it and posted it on many of the
pro-life sites, the response I received was overwhelming:


The world we live in today believes that a woman's choice is more important
than a baby's life,  and that is a lie. The world we live in today believes
"live and let live," unless you are a baby in  your mother's womb. If  you are
pregnant, there are two lives to think about now, two lives to  take care of.
Please, choose life for your baby. I've talked to women and men who are still
devastated over an abortion that took place years ago. It has taken decades
for some women to finally heal after an  abortion. I've read articles, and heard
testimonials, I've cried with women as they have shared their stories with me.
I write this blog not only to save the baby, but to save the young woman from
the heartache, and guilt she feels after having an abortion. No one wants to talk
about this subject because it just isn't very comfortable, it is certainly not
politically correct unless you are pro-abortion, and people just don't want to
get involved. So, here I am, because I truly care, I truly want to make a difference.
I want to get the message out there, abortion is an ugly lie. I'm not saying that
choosing adoption for your baby will be easy, and I'm also not saying that raising
your baby will be easy. But I believe if you choose life for your baby, once you
hold your sweet baby boy or baby girl in your arms, you will make the right
decision for both of you.
One of the definitions of mother in the dictionary is:
To care for or protect as a mother does............That's just it! A mother does what
is best for her baby, she protects her baby!
A baby's heart start beating just 21 days after conception, listen to your heart,
place your hands over your stomach and think about the baby boy or baby girl
that is growing inside you, that tiny little life is a miracle, and needs you.
Listen to your heart, don't listen to the world. You are strong enough to take care
of your baby, and if you choose adoption, you are doing what you feel like is best
for your baby. Please choose life for your baby, there are people out there who
will help you.
     
So many people shared their grief over a past abortion that I posted websites for
Rachel's Vineyard Retreats - Please share these websites, you never know who
might need them.


 www.rachelsvineyard.org
www.hopeafterabortion.com
www.abortionrecovery.org
For Men - healing@projectjosephdallas.org or call (469) 416-2101


May your weekend be full of blessings.                  Bye for now, Sharla