As we enter January and reflect on Sanctity of Human Life Month, churches often share messages about protecting and affirming the value of every life. While this is an important and meaningful message, it’s crucial that we also acknowledge those who may carry the weight of a past abortion. Unfortunately for many, the church can
For many, the holiday season brings joy, family gatherings, and cherished traditions. But for those healing from the pain of a past abortion, this time of year can also stir deep feelings of grief and sadness. As you see others celebrating family togetherness, the weight of your own loss can feel heavier, and the emotions
The journey after experiencing an abortion is deeply personal, often filled with complex emotions — grief, guilt, regret, confusion, and sometimes isolation. While each person may process their experience differently, for many, these feelings linger for long periods of time, making it hard to truly move forward. However, there is a clear message of hope
If you had an abortion and are struggling to find emotional healing, there is hope. Here are a few ways to navigate your emotions as you go through the healing process. 1. Find Community Whenever you are ready, share your feelings and talk about your experience with others who will understand what you are experiencing.