1. I'll bet that there are FAR MORE prolifers supporting & adopting so-called unwanted children than pro-aborts (they're too busy contracepting or aborting them).

2. Implying that prolifers have to support those they try to save is bogus. That's like saving firefighters, EMT's, doctors, & police officers shouldn't rescue people in trouble unless they're willing to financially support them.

Prolifers deal with the aftermath of irresponsible people who care only for their physical pleasure with callous disreguard for who gets hurt in the process.

Who decides what the "proper" requirements are for raising a child? Should we round up the children of those that don't meet these requirements & kill them?

Chrysler is withdrawing its commercials for sponsoring the show Ellen due to Ellen coming out. They are asking for telephone calls to indicate support for their coporate decision. The telephone number is 1-800-992-1997. You will get a lot of selections to choose from when you make the call. Just stay on hold and a real person will answer your call. Call weekdays 8 AM - 4 PM Central Time.

Jack R. Voltz
"Most Pro-Life Car" Project
c/o West Virginians For Life
P.O. Box 6278
Wheeling, WV 26003 Thanks in advance for your assistance, and God Bless. I will post updates on this project (including pictures of the car as they become available) at the following web site: http://www.ovnet.com/~voltz/plcar.htm If you see my car rolling through your town, shout, honk, or wave!

Yours in Christ
Will Wearden

Question: "If one equals zero what does 12 equal?" Question: "If the Individual is worth zero what is the Nation worth?" Dear Trendy-One: Any questions about our Nation? Your future? How about arithmetic? Selah *vincit veritas* Shalom

My story begins in January 1991 when I became very sick with what I was sure was the simple flu. My boyfriend (now my husband of more than 7 years) took me to the doctor because I just couldn't shake whatever it was I had. Approximately 2 hours later we found out I was around 2 months pregnant.

Needless to say we were more scared than we had ever been. We were both 19 at the time, in college (we graduated high school in 1989 - myself Valedictorian), and both expected to go very far in life. I was also having quite a bit of trouble with my parents because they really didn't care for Steve. All that said, we were faced with the most frightening choice we had ever and have since ever had to deal with, especially since I was brought up strong Catholic and had always opposed abortion with all my heart.

Later that afternoon I had my first ultrasound to determine exactly how far along I was. At this point we were beginning to think of any option we possibly had, but all that came to mind was "Why us? Why now?"

Throughout the next month we made up are minds and changed our minds at least a thousand times. We didn't want to throw our lives away after all that we had worked for, neither did we want to cause any more tensions with my family. The month quickly drew to an end, and we made our decision and an appointment. The previous day I was sicker than normal (which is very very sick), but I was sticking to my decision, I couldn't afford to give up my life. That night I fell asleep and woke up early the next morning after the most vivid dream I had ever had. This dream has changed my life forever. The surroundings in the dream were pitch black, I was standing center stage in what appeared to be a spotlight. There was this little boy tugging on my skirt. All he said, over and over, was "Mommy, please don't hurt me." I fully awoke and just shook off the dream, not truly believing. I went to my appointment, went through the counseling, and was led into the room. I undressed, got up of the table, and placed my feet up into the stirrups. The doctor began to place the instruments inside me, when I heard the voice again. I closed my legs immediately and began crying. I couldn't do it.

Steve and I were married 2 weeks later (in the Church), and our son Nicholas (who with the grace of God had spoken to me just 2 months earlier) was born July 12, 1991 5 weeks early (but in better shape than I was). Nicholas is now 7, has a 5 year old sister Alli,and a 16 month old baby brother Joshua. Steve and I have struggled throughout these years, but have always made ends meet. We have both managed to achieve our dreams even without college, Steve a computer programmer, and myself a graphic artist. We have never been happier or more fulfilled.

There are still times when I look at Nick and tears come to my eyes and the most horrible pain to my heart, and I wonder how I could have ever considered what I had almost done. I don't think I will ever get over the pain.

I hope this story of my life can be useful and help someone, because I know there is hope where there is faith and trust in God. Please feel free to use this in any way you feel it would be most beneficial.

Sincerely,
Alex stevem@rainbowstudies.com

During her 2nd trimester, a complication arose and she was rushed to the hospital on Sunday, November 8, 1998. Upon her arrival, she was fully dilated and in labor. She was shortly diagnosed as having an incompetent cervix, and that the baby was ready to be born. The baby was born shortly thereafter and lived only about an hour, but never left the arms of her loving mother. The mother said that she had brown hair, soft hands and feet, and the most beautiful little lips ever on a baby. She was fully developed at less than 6 months except for the strength of her heart, lungs, and brain. She weighed 1.1 pounds, and could be held easily in the palms of two hands. The mother was my sister, Allison Paladino, and the baby was my niece, Massery Elise Paladino. Massery was buried on November 11, 1998.

This story may seem awfully sad and depressing to most of you reading it, but for me and most of my family, it is one of the most miraculous blessings that God could bestow on us. For my sister, she gave birth to an angel who is sitting on her shoulder every waking hour, and who is cuddling with her mother every night while she is asleep.

I've always been an advocate of pro-life, and after the last six months, I will always be. This story was not written today to make people mourn the death of an infant girl and to seek pity for the struggle of her unwed mother, but simply to celebrate the gift of life given to my niece Massery by applauding all mothers who have sacrificed so much to give life to other infants. Please, if you are able to do nothing else to support pro-life except for this one thing, just remember that no matter how large the hardships in life, the rewards are so much greater.
Thank you for experiencing the joy of life with me and my family!
Paul Andrew Paladino paisan@gateway.net

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