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They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger (cue Kelly Clarkson) and that is even truer when it comes to giving life. Good for this girl for staying strong even when the men in her life tried to pressure her into “choice.”

He sat me down and told me I needed to have an abortion. My whole world came crashing down again. I have never cried so hard. I was lost, and the only man I knew truly loved me was telling me to do the same thing the boy I thought loved me said to do. I stood toe to toe with my father and told him no. I had more respect than that for myself and for God.

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I’m so glad I chose life and gave Brett a chance at a good and happy life. He is a gift to everyone, and even though it was hard, I would never take back the journey I went through. I’m stronger because of it.

Here in Ottawa, FirstPlace Options, Birthright and Miriam Centre can provide information about local adoption services. AdoptioninCanada is a great website with information about the adoption process.

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Kathleen Gray, Centre for Reproductive Loss(www.crl-rho.org), will be atSaint Paul University on Saturday, November 3rd in Room 102 (through the main doors, up the stairs, and straight down the hall to your left) for a trainging session from 9:30-10:30am and Q&A from 10:30-11:30am, regarding the Healing Process Model © for use by counselors, clergy, etc. in acknowledging and compassionately addressing the emotional, spiritual, and psychological distress of individuals and families affected by such loss as miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, adoption, SIDS, infertillity, and sterility.

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Project Rachel

Next retreat date: October 26-28, 2012

Private and Confidential

Take the first step – call us: (416) 629-8264

Or email: info@stmarysrefuge.org

Project Rachel:

• Is a sensitive, private and confidential experience
• Lets you speak with someone who understands and cares
• Is for women or men who have been hurt by an abortion
• Post-abortion healing and reconciliation
• A journey of renewed hope and inner peace

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Birthright of Ottawa volunteers are putting “fun” into fundraising to support their work with mothers and babies. A Karaoke will be held Saturday, September 22nd from 8pm to midnight at St Basil’s church hall, 940 Rex Avenue, near Maitland at the Queensway. Exciting prizes, cash bar, light refreshments. Persons under 19 must be accompanied by
an adult.
For information and advance tickets please call Birthright
613-231-5683 or Elaine 613-864-6778. Price per ticket $12, children tickets are $8 and under 10′s are free.

For more information, see: http://www.birthright-ottawa.org/

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The little girl is pretty precious too:

Check out our post on Down Syndrome and Abortion if you missed it.

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Campaign Life Coalition has launched a new website project: http://www.iamahumanbeing.ca/.

The CLC newsletter explains that:

This important educational tool has been created to support Stephen Woodworth’s private member’s motion (M-312), which seeks to establish a special committee to re-examine Section 223 of Canada’s Criminal Code which states that a child only becomes a human being once he or she has fully proceeded from the womb. Woodworth has called for a full  examination of medical and scientific facts by a committee of parliamentarians and a discussion about how these facts impact our modern understanding of human rights.

Check out the site here: http://www.iamahumanbeing.ca/

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Friday 30 March 2012 was our final visit to pray at the abortion mill for this academic semester.

We will resume our prayers at Bank Street on Fridays in September 2012.

Watch this space!

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See the video:

Sign the pledge here: http://abortionblackout.com/

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This coming Friday (30 March 2012) will be the final day for this semester (and until September) that we go to pray at the abortion mill on Bank Street.

Please join us this Friday: we meet at 1pm outside the main entrance of the Deschatelets Residence, beside Saint Paul University, to carpool.  We return at approx. 2.30pm.  All are welcome.

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h/t: uOttawa Students for Life

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