Well, that didn’t take long. It was only yesterday that pro-abort groups like EMILY’s List began pushing Barack Obama to dump the Stupak/Pitts Amendment from the socialized healthcare bill. Tonight during
From Experts in child development say the most exciting part of this discovery is not that infants recognize the melody of their language, but that the newborns may have the ability to use what they heard in the womb to then control their cries. [HT: Nathan WS]
by In Winnipeg, two men have pleaded guilty to murder after killing a pregnant woman who was carrying one of their children. A teenager previously pleaded guilty to his role in the killing: Roxanne Fernando, 24, was lured to a violent death in February 2007, only weeks after discovering she was pregnant with Plourde’s child…. […]
From the Washington Times July 16: The unborn have memories, according to medical researchers who used sound and vibration stimulation, combined with sonography, to reveal that the human fetus displays short-term memory from at least 30 weeks gestation – or about 2 months before they are born…. A call to NARAL Pro-Choice America for comment […]
Unfortunately, the headline is ABC News: Police in a suburb of Portland, OR became suspicious after a woman named Korena Elaine Roberts [pictured right] called for help reporting her newborn wasn’t breathing. Doctors couldn’t revive the baby, and alerted authorities when they determined Roberts had not given birth. Inside Roberts’ home, they discovered the body […]
It’s a boy this time for the misnomered “pregnant man” Thomas Beatie (pictured right with first child, Susan). See my previous posts Sky News reports today: A controversial transgender man has given birth to his second child, a year after his daughter was born. Thomas Beatie delivered a healthy baby boy early on Tuesday morning, […]
by ABC News covered Sarah Palin‘s speech at the Vanderburgh Co. RTL banquet: She said she learned she was pregnant with Trig while she was out of the state at an oil and gas conference. “There just for a fleeting moment I thought, I knew, nobody knows me here. Nobody would ever know. I thought, […]
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.
