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Where were you when Roe was overturned?
A day that will forever be ingrained in our history and our hearts. By Melissa Ohden, Founder and CEO, The Abortion Survivors Network As originally posted by National Right to Life News on June 27, 2022. Like me, I’m sure you’ll always remember where you were and what...
Redemption at Rider University
Students, parents, friends and personnel eagerly gathered in the Mercer Room on the Rider University Campus on April 8th, 2022. A yearbook photo and entry of one of their own, Marlene Stonaker, class of ’66, appeared on the screen. I was speaking that evening as the...
Hope Hoffman’s Beautiful Story of Life on Ingraham Angle
Amy Miles’ Story as featured in 2021 SBA ad
Unconditional Love
Unconditional love. We all long for it. This month, as love fills the air and our shopping carts, we wanted to share stories of unconditional love surrounding those we serve at The Abortion Survivors Network. Although we've found that the majority of abortion...
What does a failed abortion look like? It looks like a live human being.
Babies STILL survive abortions TODAY!
From our friends at Pro-Life Action Ministries. Original video found at: youtube.com/ This video is shocking, we know, but sadly, a reality that we need to face in our culture. We first heard about...
An open letter from an abortion survivor to the daughter of “Jane Roe”
As originally published at NLRC News and Views on October 8, 2021. Editor’s Melissa, an old friend, miraculous survived a saline abortion in 1977. She has told her story of reconciliation with her biological mother all over the world. including at many NRL National...
A Weekend With Other Survivors
I survived my mom’s abortion attempts.
At the age of 42, I found out this part of my story and I began to question everything about my life.
Was I wanted and loved or just tolerated?
What did I hold as truth for forty-two years that wasn’t true?
What else do I not know about my story?
I struggled with rejection, betrayal, and a whole lot of other emotions. After hours in counseling, I was certain that I was the only one in the world with such a crazy story.