Finding life after abortion, part 1: the descent into hell

Finding life after abortion, part I: the descent into hell | LifeSiteNews.com: The night before the procedure Ma’May remembers feeling “overwhelmed with sorrow and deeply depressed.” She spent the night curled up in a ball crying inconsolably. She felt “alone and scared” and was “angry” that she had to make such a difficulty decision. She did not understand why she was so upset. If the procedure really was her choice and the best option, why did she feel so terrible?

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  1. The night before my abortion, I spoke aloud, "God, Is there anything wrong in what I am going to do? Man says it isn't even life. What do You say?" The next morning, a clerk from the abortion facility called to tell me, "The 'Dr' has to cancel his appointments this morning. What do you want to do?"
    I didn't remember the night before; I didn't make the connection. I wasn't listening...
    untill 1 yr 8 mos. later as I felt a crushing weight and I knew, "Oh God, I've murdered!"
    That night I had heard a man say that to do God's will you must want God's will to be your will instead of trying to make your will God's.
    I spoke within, "God, what a miserable wretch I am. I have been trying to run my own life and I am going in circles. You know I believe in You and in Your Son, that He died for me and rose from the dead...and I felt the crushing weight -conviction of guilt and grief unto repentance that brought God's forgiveness and peace, greater than the weight had been. I knew that now I belonged to Him...and such comfort - I was the mother of six children, not just the four that I was raising. The third child that had died after his premature birth and the sixth child I had aborted - were with Him.
    For thirty-seven years now I have been experiencing the fullness of Life that Jesus gives us when we receive Him - Creator of heaven and earth as our Lord God and Savior.
    Halleluiah

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  2. Amen. Hallelujah! Thank you for sharing your story, Myra. Praise God for how he brought you to repentance and the joy of forgiveness.

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