by Carder
This was really a moment that will stick in my memory for some time….
It was a moment that really did, even though its a cliché: we caught our breath.
It really felt like a moment of awe.
~ Neonatologist William Binder on his experience helping to deliver a premature baby who remained in his amniotic sac, POP Sugar, February 25
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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.
We know the child’s gender. HE remained in HIS amniotic sac.
Using “it” as a pronoun for babies, especially the unborn, is a huge pet peeve of mine because it reinforces the pro-abortion idea of babies as objects, not people.
Thanks, Kelsey! I didn’t notice that before publishing but will change it now.