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Have you
had an abortion and now feeling
depressed, suffering from depression, or even feeling suicidal, then
read on, as help is at hand, don't suffer alone, okay,
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The words
Post Abortion Syndrome (PAS) are often used to describe one's
inability to: (1) process the fear, anger, sadness and guilt
surrounding the abortion experience, (2) grieve the loss of the baby,
and (3) come to peace with God, his or herself and others involved in
the abortion decision.
While PAS
may not be formally recognized, it is plaguing millions of
people. We are here to tell you that there is HOPE!
http://www.saveone.org/postabortion.htm
Below
are more links and testimonies also:-
http://www.afterabortion.info/resourc.html
http://www.safehavenministries.com/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000223.html
http://www.eden.co.uk/directory/christian_counselling_51.html
At the age of 19 and during my first
year in college, I got pregnant. I told almost no one. Only my closest
friends and my boyfriend knew.
I decided to have an
abortion.
Eventually, I had to
tell my family what I had done. My parents made me come home. I hate
that I can say I have had an abortion. For a long time, I pretended
that it never happened. I wouldn't think or talk about it.
I did not even want to
admit to myself that I had done such a terrible thing.
After I had the
abortion I sank into a deep depression for most of that summer. I
honestly could not you what I did that summer. It is a complete blur
for me because I wasn't completely there.
I was living, but at
the same time I wasn't really living because I had no spirit. I had no
joy. I did not want to live. At that point, if God had taken me home
with him I would have been happy.
I looked at myself in
the mirror and hated what I saw.
Eventually, though, I
decided not to stay down. I had made a mistake, and I regretted that
mistake, but I knew that I had to move on.
I prayed and repented.
In the fall, I went back to the University, and I have been here since.
Despite my mistakes, God has blessed me.
God forgave me
completely, and he did not hold my sinful actions against me.
He did what no one else
could do. He forgave me, and he healed me physically and mentally.
Most of all, God
restored me. I have my spirit again. I have joy once more. I can
actually smile and laugh. God gave me life, and now I am complete.
I will never forget
what I did, but from this day forward, I will use my experience as my
testimony.
http://www.cw.ua.edu/vnews/display.v/ART/2006/04/27/44504a875e225
At
my third rescheduled appointment with Planned Parenthood, I was finally
called back. I was very scared. I had a nurse holding my hand during
the entire procedure. I cried and kept silently screaming in my head,
"no!" It was over before I knew it. I felt relief, shock, numbness. For
three days, I walked around in a fog, and for a year, I had nightmares,
heard babies crying, and cried myself to sleep every night.
God started placing
Christians in my path in January, 1999, and one month after my
abortion, I ended up at the local Crisis Pregnancy Center asking for
help. I went through a Bible study for post-abortive women, called,
"Forgiven and Set Free," by Linda Cochrane. I also did some counseling
at the Crisis Pregnancy Center. I started seeing a Christian counselor
at another agency and went to her for two years. At the end of my
counseling, the Christian counselor told me that when I first came to
her, my heart was so hard that she didn't think she would ever be able
to break through to me. Praise the Lord, He removed my heart of stone
and replaced it with a heart of flesh. My counselor at the Crisis
Pregnancy Center encouraged me to listen to Christian radio and to keep
it on at night in my bedroom, so I did. One night in May of 1999, I was
listening to the radio, and the song "Lord, I offer my life to You"
came on. The words had such heartfelt meaning that I broke down and
surrendered to God. I confessed my sin, and gave my life completely to
Him.
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