At the March for Life, former abortion clinic workers share why they left the abortion industry, how they found it harmful, and their life today.
worked there for three years"I saw a lot of horrific things, I participated in a lot of horrific things," she told Fox News Digital.
"I felt stuck, I felt like I didn't have a way out, until I just cried out to God and asked him, ‘I need a way out, I can’t do this anymore,'" Adrienne explained.nearly a decade ago after working for eleven years in a clinic in Orlando, Florida.Lorenda worked in an abortion clinic for 11 years before becoming pro-life"I saw a 26-week [old] baby born alive inside our clinic and drowned in a toilet," she recalled.
Lorenda sought support to get out of the industry and became pro-life."I started to realize there was another side to this and I found it. And now I'm here [at the March for Life]"she said, smiling. Noemi said the woman in her second trimester was referred to the clinic by her doctor because of severe fetal anomalies. Even though the patient wanted to keep her baby, she was advised that keeping the child would threaten her own life. The clinic went through with the three-day abortion procedure even though they hadn't received her medical file yet.
Sonia from Texas also said she realized abortion wasn't safe for women from her experience working for a doctor who performed abortions in a private gynecologist's office. Women chant slogans while holding placards and a banner during the demonstration. On Sep. 28, demonstrators gathered for the Global day of action for the right to free, safe, and free abortion demonstration in Madrid city center.Malika also shared how used to work at an abortion clinic in New Jersey but had a change of heart a little over a year ago.Malika said she saw a lot of insurance fraud and women who were repeat clients of the clinic.
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