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This question is something that many of our young girls of today must ask themselves. It is a heart wrenching question for any who contemplate it. Some really don’t know what to do because of the lack of maturity that only comes from experience and age. Some young ladies are only 12 years old, and very confused and frightened.

Society asks, why would anyone want to kill the life of any developing human within themselves? Why would any doctor, nurse or any professional person, who took an oath to do everything in their power to save life, now want to take a life? Answering this question might make some very angry at me but I must write this for the sake of the unborn and for the benefit of a young girl facing such a choice. There are reasons why abortions are done everyday. One very main reason is selfishness either on the part of the parents and it might also be on the part of the expecting mother to be. Also they sometimes do not wish to take the responsibility for their choices and so now the unborn must pay the price for their bad actions.

Society feels in some cases it is better to avoid the consequences of the act and o take steps to conceal, rather then to talk about the problem of sexual intercourse and it being used as a pastime outside of marriage. Some want to enjoy sex fully, without taking responsibilty of a natural consequence of sex, a baby! Abortion today is being used as form of birth control. This method of birth control is unfair to the unborn child and is just a plain sick method of shrugging ones responsibility and putting their own selfish desires before the life of the unborn. There is no respect for life in those who abort the innocent because they are addicted to the selfish desire of sexual pleasure then to show respect for life. .

The Bible says: “In the last days critical times hard to deal with will be here. For men will be lovers of themselves” and “lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God.” Is it not obvious that this condition prevails in our day?—2 Timothy 3:1-4.

Do you know that in the medical field and elsewhere the unborn baby is referred to as “the products of conception,” or what about “contents of the uterus.” Doctors who do abortion refer to the unborn as “contents of the uterus.” In the process of an abortion to make look less then killing, a doctor might ask the nurse; “Is the “content of the uterus” completed?” How sad when a unborn human is not even refered to anything but “Content.” These ones that commit such horrific acts against the unborn, try to avoid the moral issue by calling an abortion “termination of pregnancy.” No matter what doctors and abortion clinics and those who go to them try to avoid, the fact remains is this: Abortion is the killing of an unborn human. Just because the unborn is in the uterus does not make any difference. The abortion is done within 12weeks of conception. What difference does it make though as to when a human is choked to death, 12 weeks after conception or 12 minutes after it is born into this world? Is not killing still killing? Many moral professionals have though quit their jobs because they could not stand seeing a helpless fetus that was aborted, suffer and struggle to live in a disposal container, while other doctors and nurses sit back and watch this fetus fight to live, until it can not fight any longer. What if that fetus was you?

Some claim that the fetus in not human yet and it doesn’t feel. If that is true, then why do some professionals quit their jobs because of seeing the aborted fetus struggle to live?
These same ones say the fetus is not human because it can not live by itself. This is not a good argument because we have many adults and children, who depend on the use of an artificial kidney machine or the aid of a battery-powered heart pacemaker. These ones can not live without the help of these machines. Does that make them less human and alive?

Medical professionals agree that life does begin at the moment of conception. I quote The World Book Encyclopedia, page 228b, has a photograph of an egg and sperm taken through a microscope. The caption over the photo says: “A Human Life Begins when the sperm gets through the outer covering of an egg and fertilizes it.” After reading this from the world encyclopedia, can you personally say that the life snuffed out was not a live unborn human?

Remember this, if your mother aborted you, you would have ended up in a garbage can. As a human that was allowed to live and that did not get aborted as a fetus, do you personally regret that your mother was more concerned with the right for you to live and welcome you, then her rights to have an abortion? Then maybe you will feel for the unborn humans that get aborted each and every day in this world.

If you are a young lady and are faced with the choice of either becoming responsible for your unborn child, giving It up for adoption, or abortion, please read something I wrote that might help you in your choice. Thank you for reading it.

Mommy, Can You Hear Me?”
By Ilona Waller

“Today I was conceived. I do not have a name as of yet, but my life began today. I can’t wait to see you mommy and tell you how much I love her. I can’t wait for you to hold me in your arms. Mommy, can you hear me?”

“I am really small, but guess what, I am really here, and I just can’t wait to touch your face and see your smile. I am yours and I am real. Mommy, Can you hear me?

You should see me mommy I am really growing and getting stronger and stronger each day. Why I am so surprise, because I look and each day I find something new.” Now don’t worry mommy, pretty soon I will see you and I know you will love me, because I already love you.”

Today I heard a loud beat, it was my heart and it beats strong. My heart will be important to my future because it will keep me alive when I am born and it will motivate me to always love you and do what is good, especially for you.” “Mommy, can you hear me?”

Oh, my, what is this, it looks like my arms and legs are growing. I am going to have legs so I can run and jump into your arms. I’m really so excited.” “Mommy can you hear me?”

I will soon grow so big for this place and I will need more room, and that is when I will be with you Mommy.” It is quit dark here and I can’t wait to feel the sunlight on my face and play outside with you. I wonder what color hair you have mommy? Are you tall or short? Don’t worry, I will love you no matter what you look like. Do you love me? Oh that a silly question because, “I love you mommy and I just know you will love me. I am such a strong and healthy little girl. I am also part of you mommy, so I guess I will be just like you. I think you are special and you are my mommy who I love and can’t wait to see. Mommy, can you hear me?”

“Wait, please wait, don’t do that it hurts real bad.” “ What is going on?” Ouch, oh my, I don’t feel so good, mommy. Something terrible is happening to me and it really hurts me.” Please Mommy, make it stop hurting, I’m so scared mommy.” I really need your help mommy, something hurts me and it is making me cry. Mommy, can you hear me?”

I know a person who struggled from birth and yet is still a productive individual in society today. Please allow me to tell her story which I hope will help anyone going through any kind of sickness or disability, to never give up. You can win the battle, but only if you keep pushing forward.

We all control our own attitude and by our attitude and how we look at a situation, will either help us or keep us down. We can either possess a negative attitude or a positive attitude in any situation; it’s up to us to choose. Allow me please to relate a true story of an individual I know who by seeking to find the positive in her life, faith in her Creator, above all, and love in their heart, has helped her survive over the years.

We will call this woman Ann. Ann was born with spastic Cerebral Palsy. Her parents had 9 other children before she was born. Ann was different and so her parents did not want her and so they gave her up to the state board of child welfare. Ann grew up in foster homes where people took care of her because they were paid. She was teased in school when she was allowed to go to school and soon she was no longer able to live in foster homes so they put her in an institution for retarded children. Only trouble with that is that Ann was not retarded.

Ann as a young girl did not give up but knew that someone had to love her because she had so much love in her heart to give to others. Ann somehow learned about the creator from the many the homes she was in and so she made her Creator her family. She would pray to him when she felt frightened or afraid. She would call God, he father, because she did not have a fleshly father. When she was asked where her father was, she would say in heaven.

When Ann was 16 years old and still in this institution for the retarded children, she had started a work program where she was able to leave the grounds and go to work each day. In time, Ann took the opportunity to run away from the institution. Ann survived on the streets, until one day she went to a convent of nuns and told them she was 18 looking for a job. The nuns told her she could help clean rooms in their retreat house, and she would get in return a bed to sleep in and food to eat and a small income of 50 dollars a week. To Ann at sixteen, this was great! Ann worked very hard and remained with them until she was 23 years old. She then met her husband who and soon had a daughter. Ann returned back to school and got her High school diploma. Ann soon was introduced to a wonderful group of people where she learned about God and truly got to understand what God was all about how much he truly loved her. She was so inspired and felt such love for her heavenly Father; she became a Minister of God.

Ann was on top of the world because she knew she had God’s blessings and was able to see that she was truly loved. Ann’s attitude was always positive and hopeful. She never gave up. Ann’s happiness and trust in God would be tested severely. In 1990, Ann contracted encephalitis from a mosquito carrying the Saint Louis encephalitis. Ann became very sick and was taken to intensive care unit at the local hospital. She thought this would be her end. She and her family prayed to God over and over again. There was even a 23 year old next to her dying of the same illness. She wondered if she would be next. Before we go any further, I would like to tell you that Ann’s family at this time consisted of her 16 year old daughter and her congregation of brothers and sisters. You see, Ann’s husband had left her to move on to other younger and non-disabled women. Ann though never gave up. She raised her daughter by herself by cleaning other people’s homes and put herself through two years of college to become a medical transcriptionist.

Ann remained in the hospital for three months. Her 16 year old at her side would take her hand and say, Mommy let’ s pray to God. So they would somehow get through those three months together, Ann, her daughter and their heavenly father. Ann’s daughter
Was told to place her mother in a nursing home because she would never improve. You see, Ann could not walk, was partially paralyzed and also could not feed herself, dress herself, or even take her to the bathroom. All this and she still had to contend with her Cerebral palsy and what that does to her body.

Ann still though remained Positive. You see, Ann knew that if she kept looking on the bright side of things, it would help her. After all, she was still alive! Ann’s daughter spoke to a social worker who placed Ann at a rehabilitation center for 3 more months and then her daughter took her home against doctor’s advice. The doctors wanted Ann’s daughter to place her in a nursing home. Her daughter right away said: “I love my mom and that our of her love for Ann, told them no, God wants me to care for my mother, not leave her when she needs me. Soon Ann and her daughter went home and even though Ann’s daughter was only 16 years old, she would bath, dress and feed her mom. Not only did Ann’s daughter take care of Ann’s daily needs but prayed continually with her that God would give them both strength and courage to deal with the situation and the challenges they both faced. Ann’s daughter not only took care of her mom’s daily needs, but finished high school and worked and paid the bills, but also gave up a special time in her life that all young teens look forward too. Ann asked her daughter if she ever regretted not placing her in the nursing home. Her daughter replied: “Mom, did you ever regret changing my diapers or sitting up all night with me when I was sick?” Ann would remain in a wheel chair from 1990-1997.

It was the loving care of a daughter who truly loved God and her mom, and the positive attitude of both, Ann and her daughter that got them through the tough times. How do I know this is a true story? You see, I am person in this story. I am Ann! I write this story
In honor and praise of first and most important my Creator, and second in gratitude and love of my precious daughter, Judy. With the love of my heavenly Father and my daughter, Judy, I can now walk, dress myself and I have the privilege and blessing of being a full time minister of God and I have now a son-in-law who is a good man to my precious daughter, Judy. What is more important, we are all now Minister of God, enjoying the blessing of our heavenly father. We all help others now who are going through their trials in their life… If anyone truly wants to get through and win their battle with a disability or sickness or trial of any kind, remember this story and these three things and you will win the battle.

1-Dig down in your heart and discover a deep love and faith for your Creator. Lean on Him and he will make you and those you love strong, faithful and give you’re the power beyond what is normal.

2- Love is a strong string that can tie you together as a family. Be kind to those who try to help you or care for you. Don’t give up because if you do, you make the efforts of those who love you, in vain. So never, ever just give up. What you feel is hopeless my prove to be the opposite, and you will never know if you don’t try to help yourself.

3- Become one of the most positive people in this world. Always seek out the positive in any and all situations. Remember wherever there is the slightest hope, there is life and life is precious. Life is a gift from our heavenly father and we must fight with all our might to show Him we value the gift of life that He gives us. All those who are disabled of sick must say to themselves; “I can win the battle, but only if I do not give up and keep trying and leaning on the God of heaven who loves us all.