An article on abortion in Europe which tries to show the hardship of having to travel to obtain and abortion…a ploy of the pro abortion advocates. I have worked with many couples who aborted because of an adverse diagnosis. The ultimate attempt to make the abnormal seem normal. In time I am sure she will feel like this couple does.
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"He was lovely and the nurses dressed him and they put a little hat on him," she said. "He had his ten little fingers and ten little toes and we got to spend a few hours with him."
Abortion in Europe – Women Share their Stories
Meredith Vass found out just weeks after arriving in London to study abroad that she was pregnant.
"I was super freaked out, obviously all alone, 20 years old," she said.
The American decided that she wanted an abortion but "didn't even know where to begin" in the foreign city.
"This was before there was much Googling going on," explained Vass, now 35.
Vass said she tried going to the clinic at the university where she was studying and "they were just terrible."
"I remember crying hysterically in the school's clinic next to this woman in the waiting room and her saying, 'Sorry, I can't help you.'"
It took "weeks" of calling numbers linked to the state-run National Health Service but Vass ultimately found found a free clinic where she could get the procedure performed.
"It was really not fun," she said. "It was awful."
Vass said she felt judged for getting an abortion but also for being an American.
"I was all alone and no one was friendly and I wasn't sure if it was the British way or what," she explained. "I remember leaving after the procedure and just hysterically crying on the stoop."
The rest is here
Reclaiming Our Children: A Blog About Healing After Abortion 
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