Lunch Break: Adoption falls through…WWYD?
by LauraLoo
What would you do if you saw would-be parents argue with a pregnant teen? John Quiñones asks the question “What Would You Do?”
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
That prayer made me cry! I know this is a fake situation and no baby exists and yet… I bawled. What a sweet woman and a sweet prayer.
I would be saying, “Check please!” But I’m with Sydney. I can’t think of a more comfortable place than sitting beside that woman in church.
I think forcing someone to give up their child for adoption, barring severe circumstances like abuse, is just about as bad as forcing someone to abort.