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This woman has defied her family by refusing to get an abortion.
Please send her words of encouragement!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081121211517AAFytZp

Hello,

I'm new and just wanted to say hi, thanks for inviting me to your
group. I'll try my best to answer abortion questions and offer support
to any who need it.

I'll give you guys a little introduction:

My name is Rachel, but I'm Aleria on Yahoo Answers, and I'm 22 years
old. I've been married for all of 3 weeks and am very Pro-Life. I live
in Maryland so I go every year to the Washington, D.C. walk on January
22nd (going this year too!) and also to the April walk in Annapolis.

So thanks again for inviting me and I'll do my best to help those in
need.

--Aleria

Okay, abortionfacts.com is back to normal.  That was very strange.

Unfortunately, the pro-life resource abortionfacts.com has been taken
over by... a wrestling association??  I'll check back in a couple of
days to see if it was just hackers.  Until then, be careful not to use
this as a source!

I have added several more links recently, including some in the
Post-abortion stress file.  Check them out and don't hesitate to add
links of your own!

I definitely am NOT recommending Planned Parenthood, sorry if I didn't
make that clear!  But epigee does not refer for abortion, I checked
the site very thoroughly before passing it on.  Birthright,
Optionline, and similar sites (see the "Choosing Life" link file) are
probably what we will be using the most.  But when I run across the
odd question that is less about abortion and more about women's
medicine generally, epigee could be a good way to provide that info
without accidentally spreading pro-abortion propoganda.

--- In answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com, Tanisha Davis
<isaiahmom632007@...> wrote:
>
> I am also Catholic and I do not  recommmened  birth control.either
  I know that 54 percent of unwanted pregancy they were on birth
control. I also think that planned parenthood has birth control and
most places that give birth control do refrer to abortions. I think
that we should stick with a site that does not talk about b/c that is
just my opinion. I think that Birthrights website and other crisis
pregnancy centers websites has all the info they need and they will be
told on the abortion procdure and the risks just my 2 cents.
>
> --- On Sat, 8/23/08, Jacqueline Mitchell <jackiemitchell2000@...> wrote:
>
> From: Jacqueline Mitchell <jackiemitchell2000@...>
> Subject: Re: [answers_cprt] Re: Wonderful new link
> To: answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Saturday, August 23, 2008, 6:47 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Tanisha and all,
>
> I am Catholic and wouldn't be mentioning birth control either, and I
don't think people should be having pre-marital sex in the first
place.  I don't preach about abstinence either; I just try to focus on
the child and the devastating health effects of abortion.  But I think
we can all be united around the abortion issue from our different
perspectives.  The important thing is that women know they have a
support system if they choose not to kill their babies.  The sad thing
is that girls often are coerced into abortions, such as this girl.
When you read this kind of story, you realize what a lie the term
"pro-choice" is.
>
> Jackie (Ted's Mom)
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@ yahoo.com>
> To: answers_cprt@ yahoogroups. com
> Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 8:46:54 AM
> Subject: [answers_cprt] Re: Wonderful new link
>
>
>
> Hi Tanisha,
> Optionline and other pro-life sites have info on abortion too. The
> key is that unlike pro-abortion sites they don't sugar-coat the risks,
> they don't skip over the graphic details of procedures, and they
> encourage alternatives. Compare Epigee's abortion page with that of
> Planned Parenthood and you'll see what I mean.
>
> I personally don't have a problem with a discussion of birth control
> as long as it acknowledges failure rates, mentions that hormonal
> contraceptives won't protect against STDs, and reiterates that only
> abstinence is 100%. But if you prefer not to use that page, that's fine.
>
> --- In answers_cprt@ yahoogroups. com, Tanisha Davis
> <isaiahmom632007@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > egigee is has info on abortion and it does talk about birth control .
> >
> > --- On Fri, 8/22/08, tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > From: tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@ ...>
> > Subject: [answers_cprt] Wonderful new link
> > To: answers_cprt@ yahoogroups. com
> > Date: Friday, August 22, 2008, 12:33 AM
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Hey everybody! I wanted to share with you a great site that I found,
> > epigee.org. Optionline.org remains the best referral for crisis
> > pregnancies, but it doesn't cover STDs, period issues, birth control,
> > etc. Enter Epigee, which is very comprehensive. The best part? It
> > encourages women to visit crisis pregnancy centers and speaks the
> > truth on abortion! The only downside is that it doesn't (to me) seem
> > very teen-friendly. But it's perfect for adults, especially in the
> > women's health section.
> >
>

Hi Tanisha,
Optionline and other pro-life sites have info on abortion too.  The
key is that unlike pro-abortion sites they don't sugar-coat the risks,
they don't skip over the graphic details of procedures, and they
encourage alternatives.  Compare Epigee's abortion page with that of
Planned Parenthood and you'll see what I mean.

I personally don't have a problem with a discussion of birth control
as long as it acknowledges failure rates, mentions that hormonal
contraceptives won't protect against STDs, and reiterates that only
abstinence is 100%.  But if you prefer not to use that page, that's fine.

--- In answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com, Tanisha Davis
<isaiahmom632007@...> wrote:
>
> egigee is has info on abortion and it does talk about birth control .
>
> --- On Fri, 8/22/08, tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@...> wrote:
>
> From: tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@...>
> Subject: [answers_cprt] Wonderful new link
> To: answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, August 22, 2008, 12:33 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Hey everybody! I wanted to share with you a great site that I found,
> epigee.org. Optionline.org remains the best referral for crisis
> pregnancies, but it doesn't cover STDs, period issues, birth control,
> etc. Enter Epigee, which is very comprehensive. The best part? It
> encourages women to visit crisis pregnancy centers and speaks the
> truth on abortion! The only downside is that it doesn't (to me) seem
> very teen-friendly. But it's perfect for adults, especially in the
> women's health section.
>

Hey everybody!  I wanted to share with you a great site that I found,
epigee.org.  Optionline.org remains the best referral for crisis
pregnancies, but it doesn't cover STDs, period issues, birth control,
etc.  Enter Epigee, which is very comprehensive. The best part?  It
encourages women to visit crisis pregnancy centers and speaks the
truth on abortion!  The only downside is that it doesn't (to me) seem
very teen-friendly.  But it's perfect for adults, especially in the
women's health section.

--- In answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com, Jacqueline Mitchell
<jackiemitchell2000@...> wrote:
>
> You have a good point.  I have thought about this before.  Girls
who choose to continue their pregnancies have a stigma upon them,
when so many of their counterparts are killing their children with no
one knowing about it.  Whereas teen pregnancy can certainly be
unfortunate, I admire those girls much more than the ones who abort. 
I suppose the statistics that show that religious teens have
abortions at higher rates than non-religious teens are a result of
the religious teens continuing to want to be able to "appear" pure.  
We all should make an effort to treat pregnant teens and young
mothers with respect. 
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@...>
> To: answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 8:06:28 AM
> Subject: [answers_cprt] Why it's so important to be non-judgmental
>
>
> The asker of this question is wise beyond her years.
> http://answers. yahoo.com/ question/ index;_ylt= Aq1D5nT7o2wh8wWt
G4M3khPsy6IX; _ylv=3?qid= 20080815191840AA jWDL0&show= 7#profile-
info-GcnYtgzBaa
> She notes that, because she is young and pregnant, she is sometimes
> looked down upon worse than a drug addict. I don't doubt her for a
> second. For a supposed "pro-choice" nation, the lack of support for
> people who choose to be parents is deplorable.
>
> We're doing a great service. Please keep contributing your one hour
a
> week. It means so much to young women like Payton.
> ~Kelsey H
>





I have a question for Jackie Mitchell.  You said abortion rates are
higher for "religious" teens than non-religious teens, which does
make sense.  But do you have a source for that?  I've gotten into
this discussion with so many people before (I'm usually the only non-
religious lifer in discussion circles, lol), and I'd like to show
them a source for that if you have them, or the numbers or
something.  Thanks :)

      - Katie

The asker of this question is wise beyond her years.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aq1D5nT7o2wh8wWtG4M3khPsy6IX;_ylv=3\
?qid=20080815191840AAjWDL0&show=7#profile-info-GcnYtgzBaa
She notes that, because she is young and pregnant, she is sometimes
looked down upon worse than a drug addict.  I don't doubt her for a
second.  For a supposed "pro-choice" nation, the lack of support for
people who choose to be parents is deplorable.

We're doing a great service.  Please keep contributing your one hour a
week.  It means so much to young women like Payton.
~Kelsey H

There are now eleven of us answering questions!  We recently received
national exposure in the Students for Life of America newsletter, and
there are five links in our success stories folder.  Keep up the great
work!

Wow, great answer!  I had absolutely nothing to add.

--- In answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com, Jacqueline Mitchell
<jackiemitchell2000@...> wrote:
>
> I did add a link to the page.  I also wanted to share this question
with the group, because the woman has decided against abortion and is
asking for more help and support via email.
> I answered this one last night, and the woman said she was
considering abortion.   Then today I looked at it and noticed this
comment was added by the asker:
> "After reading all the answers I am now reconsidering having an
Abortion.I think I will keep my baby I just need so much help from
anywhere I can get it.Thanks to those who werent afraid to say what
they felt and just know that you made a difference in someones else
life.If some of yall can go through with this I told myself so can I.
If yall have any other Info on programs that can help me please let me
know or send me an email.thanks!"
>
> So I just wanted to share that we actually can make a difference
with real people and real unborn babies!  Sometimes I wonder if it is
worth my time, but this type of response encourages me.    So she is
asking for more info. via email if anyone feels like they have more
info. or support they can offer.
>
> Jackie (Ted's Mom)
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: tipsterkhaz <tipsterkhaz@...>
> To: answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 9:36:13 AM
> Subject: [answers_cprt] Success stories
>
>
> I have created a links folder for us to post our best answers chosen by
> asker. Please add more as we go along, so we can look back and see how
> we're impacting lives!
>

I have created a links folder for us to post our best answers chosen by
asker.  Please add more as we go along, so we can look back and see how
we're impacting lives!

Thank you for joining our effort!  Before you begin, please read the
following.

1. Rules of Decorum
Obviously, it is important to abide by the Yahoo Answers!
guidelines.  However, we want to do more than that.  We want to
exhibit true compassion.

Sadly, anyone who asks a question about finding herself in an
unplanned pregnancy is likely to get an answer along the lines
of "Get an abortion, welfare whore!"  Let's counter with a positive
message: "You CAN be a great mom, you are not alone, and we'll direct
you to the resources you need."

2. How to Answer a Question
A- If asker has provided her name, use it.
B- Give a straightforward, fact-based answer to the question.  Do not
sidetrack into morality and/or politics.
C- Link to further information.  Our group page contains numerous
links, sorted by category.
D- If you know that you'll be online for a while, end with "You're
welcome to IM/email me."
E- Add asker as a contact, if her settings allow it.
F- Follow up.  If you see that the question has gone into voting,
vote for your own. (No, it's not to be vain- best answers show up
first in searches!)

3. Your profile
We ask that you add the following to your profile information:
"I am a member of the Yahoo Answers Crisis Pregnancy Response Team.
We are not Yahoo employees- just volunteers who dedicate our time to
giving honest, compassionate answers to questions about unplanned
pregnancy and related issues.  If you are interested in joining the
team, send me a message!"

You're ready to go- thank you, and happy answering!

Hi Jackie!
I had posted a welcome message that people are supposed to receive
upon joining, but if you didn't get it I probably just set it up
wrong.  I'll check on that.

The way I envisioned this group was, by joining, everyone commits to
one hour per week answering questions in adolescent, pregnancy, and
women's health.  There are only 168 hours in a week, so with 200
members, we're more than covered!  The group helps by putting all the
good links in one place and, as you said, networking.  But I'm not
the dictator here.  This is the first group I've ever started, so I
am definitely open to any suggestions for making it run more smoothly.

And of course, I would LOVE for you to invite people!

--- In answers_cprt@yahoogroups.com, "Jacqueline Mitchell"
<jackiemitchell2000@...> wrote:
>
> I felt strongly that it would be a good idea to start a group like
this
> to network regarding the many abortion questions that show up on
Yahoo
> answers.  I was going to email the people I have noticed that
regularly
> post pro-life responses to those considering abortion.  Then I did
a
> search on Yahoo Groups and found that such a group had just been
> created!  So I have joined.  I notice there are no messages.  So I
was
> just wondering if the person who started this group was intending
that
> the members would send a message to the members with the link to
crisis
> pregnancy questions that they find on Yahoo Answers?  Or how do you
> envision the group?
>

I felt strongly that it would be a good idea to start a group like this
to network regarding the many abortion questions that show up on Yahoo
answers.  I was going to email the people I have noticed that regularly
post pro-life responses to those considering abortion.  Then I did a
search on Yahoo Groups and found that such a group had just been
created!  So I have joined.  I notice there are no messages.  So I was
just wondering if the person who started this group was intending that
the members would send a message to the members with the link to crisis
pregnancy questions that they find on Yahoo Answers?  Or how do you
envision the group?