Saturday, June 04, 2005

COLORADO RIGHT TO LIFE V.P., LESLIE HANKS, WELCOMES OPERATION SAVE AMERICA TO DENVER - July 16-23, 2005


“Colorado began the abortion holocaust in 1967. State Representative Dick Lamm wrote and carried the first abortion law in the nation. It was passed and signed into law by Governor John Love on April 25, 1967, making Colorado the first state in our nation to “legalize” abortion for rape, incest and the life of the mother. Nonetheless, his legislation opened Pandora's box and once the killing started it spread like wildfire and into abortion on demand.”


“Dick Lamm went on to become Governor of Colorado. He earned the reputation of being “Duty to Die” Dick Lamm. In the late 1970s, he wrote an article for Playboy magazine in which he stated that the elderly should step aside and do their duty to die so that health care resources could be made available for the young.”


“Colorado started the abortion holocaust and planted many of the seeds of the euthanasia movement in America. Colorado Right to Life believes that we have a unique duty and responsibility to lead America back to protecting all life from fertilization through natural death.”


“We encourage and welcome every pro-life individual to join us in the battle of reclaiming America for the protection of God's gift of life. Therefore we are so thrilled that OSA is heading our way. You are giving us an opportunity to honor our Lord and live out our faith in the streets of Denver, Colorado!”


Activities include:

Witnessing at different area abortion mills (Denver has many!)
Proclamation at state capital
Early morning overpass ministry
Teaching seminars
Evening rallies

Tuesday, May 31, 2005

A Baby saved!!


Last week I was used by the Lord to turn this mom away from
killing her baby.

I approached her with my Center for Bioethical Reform sign
(www.abortionno.org) of an aborted 10 week old baby and when she saw it, she burst into tears.

She clearly didn't want to abort. Her husband approached and
we got a spanish speaker to tell them about Alternatives
Pregnancy Center downtown Denver.

PTL!!! God hates the hands that shed innocent blood!

Saturday, May 28, 2005

Freeper cpforlife.org Prayer Request: 8-month old boy with rapidly growing cyst on brain5-28-05 | CpForLife.org


Posted on 05/28/2005 8:29:48 PM MDT by cpforlife.org


Dear Freepers and prayer warriors,

My good friend and his wife, who together have done Pro-Life work for about 30 years have an 8-month old grandson with a rapidly growing cyst on his brain.

His name is Teddy Thaddeus Ladislaus and he’s in Texas, just like our tiniest Freeper, Logan, aka. Texas Termite.

Teddy was diagnosed with brain anomalies and I believe other problems when he was still in-utero and the doctors advised his mother to abort him. Well his good mother is a tried and true Pro-Life Christian and would not consider that.

Teddy is now 8-months old and has been diagnosed with a rapidly growing cyst on his brain.

I will provide more details when I get them.

My friend is a member of Knights For Life and his grandson needs many prayers. Please hold little Teddy, his mom, and family in your prayers.

Thanks,

Kevin (cpforlife.org)
TO COMMEMORATE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, 81 YEAR OLD
FLORIDA ABORTIONIST KILLS 50 BABIES!!

I figure Memorial Day started Thursday...Since that day, I have watched as mothers brought their children to be killed at two of Tampa's abortuaries...That I know of only two mom's turned away...Four very large babies came inside their moms today at Hyde Park to be injected with digoxin, into their tiny hearts, by Harry the Hacker Perper, who then left to kill those waiting at the Kennedy Killing Place...He would return around noon or so to finish killing the little tiny first trimester babies by hacking them up and sucking them into a canister, the same ones used in liposuctions...Sue and I actually saw the sucking tubes being carried into Alternatives on Thursday...

The alter-ego of Margaret Alvis, owner of Alternatives, again threatened to sue me...She told me that if I told one more person "they would die in here" that she would sue me...She had witnesses that would sign affadavits, yada-yada-yada...I told her she should go ahead now and sue...Why wait?

Alternatives has spent huge bucks lately on a very rotten roof and soffits, AC, etc. Keep praying for more disasters to befall this place. I put her, Margaret, among the worst of the killers, since she purposely located across from a high school...She thought she could capitalize on killing kid's kids...Ed Martin thinks she would be the easiest to put out of business. I know they are threatened because no one else ever came out to threaten me with lawsuits, etc...(Harry just comes out and screams.)

Pray that this place goes down...The killer, DeHaan is 81 ...If a young woman is severely injured at that place and we can use that to shut them down...so be it...

Will you join me in that "attack" prayer?

Thanks,

Judy

Saturday, May 21, 2005

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Mary Henning, 94 years young, faithfully offers another option to
women seeking to destroy innocent life at Denver's Planned Parenthood
killing clinic on 2th and Vine.

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Passionate Pro-lifer thanks Mary Henning, 94 year old
rescuer, for her faithful witness!

Saturday, May 14, 2005

Operation Save America's National Director, Flip Benham, was in Denver this week to meet with pastors
regarding their national event in Denver this July.

These photos, taken in front of the 20th and Vine Planned Parenthood killing clinic,
of Denver pro-life rescuers, celebrate friends willing to rescue those being led to the
slaughter.

Sara, (3rd from left) spared the life of her baby boy Braden 4 years ago because
of their presence at the mill!

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Saturday, May 07, 2005

ISN'T THAT SPECIAL?

© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com



A gift promoting abortion might be the last thing someone searching for a Mother's Day present might have in mind, but the National Organization for Women is offering jewelry that does just that.



NOW features abortion bracelet for Mother's Day


On its website with the banner headline "Mother's Day Gift Ideas from NOW," the group has listed as its first item a bracelet carrying the message "Keep Abortion Legal."

The ad reads: "7 1/2 inch link bracelet with Keep Abortion Legal round charm and lobster closure. Silvertone finish over solid brass, packaged in drawstring pouch." Its price is listed as $11.95.

Friday, May 06, 2005

100_9347.JPG - Mary La Francis Pro-life Iowa nurse and poet


Read Mary's lovely poem below - dedicated to Terri's
family, this Mother's day.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD'S MURDEROUS BOAST! Where is the Church?? Thirteen year old Florida girls ends her baby's life - another
"tragic" day for Jeb!

Planned Parenthood credits their activism as the reason why Gov Jeb Bush backed-off an appeal. Did Pro-lifers email/fax/phone the Gov regarding LG as much as PP??

PP's propaganda:

Greetings,

Thank you for your hard work today! Together we made a
difference in L.G.'s life! Your help and support was
instrumental in protecting her ability to make private medical
decisions without further interference by Governor Jeb Bush.

Unfortunately, L.G.'s tragic story is not the first or last of
its kind. The legislature is poised to pass a parental
notification bill in the next few days that will force delays
for many other young women seeking medical care. Fortunately, we
have you on our team. The ground swell of support by Planned
Parenthood Activists will ensure that we can protect all of the
other young women in Florida. Your emails, calls, and
letters-to-the-editor forced Governor Bush to stop interfering
on L.G.'s ability to obtain safe and legal healthcare and we
will continue to fight together for the rights of all young
women!

With your support Planned Parenthood will continue to ensure
access to reproductive healthcare for all Floridians!

Again, thank you for your support!

Wednesday, May 04, 2005

I met Mary LaFrances in Florida, working to save Terri.

She had driven straight through from Iowa all by herself
to join the battle. As a pro-life nurse, she spoke
passionately about Terri's condition and how she would
have been fired if a patient in her care were to have
his or her hands and feet drawn up as Terri's were.

She stayed over a month, praying fervantly and serving
those who gave their all to show the media Terri's dignity and
humanity.

It was a pleasure to have worked along side such a faithful
servant of God. I trust you'll enjoy another side of her God
given talents as much as I have!
In tribute to Terri and her beloved family and supporters....

ODE TO RUNNING WATERS

I wandered, lonely as a cloud
O'er hill and valley, 'neath leafy shroud
Of stately forest that raised its head
To sky above from earthen bed.

I paused ' neath cool of sylvan wing
That sheltered there a tiny spring
Giving forth from Natures breast
To infant waters, virtue blest.

Crystal waters, cool and sweet
Dance o'er pebbles on twinkly feet,
Sparkling droplets, sunlight kissed
Gurgle on 'neath moon and mist.

Sombred now this babbling brook
Drifts on quiet thru valed nook
And winds its way thru mossy side
Where creature small and flower hide.

On they course thru cavern walls
That echo back the erie calls
Of searching waters pounding on
To find New Life within the Dawn

The Gate is won, the battle's done
Reborn they leap to greet the sun,
Plunging down, proud and grand
Crowned in mist upon the sand.

Times tides surge on
But mortals end,
And to his Fate each one must bend.
Coursing on magestically
These waters meet the Eternal Sea.

mary mitchell lafrancis 1955

Monday, April 25, 2005

Eve Sanchez Silver resigned from the Susan G. Komen board of
directors, when she learned that they give funds to Planned Parenthood
raised by the women who participate in the Race for the Cure.

For years, Colorado Right to Life has tried to bring truth to the racers
about the ABC link. We had a truth truck greeting the women with
the message, "Breast cancer's most avoidable risk factor: Abortion"

The media in Denver and nationally are keeping women completely
in the dark about the connection between abortion of a first pregnancy
and future increased rates of breast cancer.

To learn more see www.abortionbreastcancer.com
and www.pinkmoney.org
TESTIMONY: I was sixteen at the time of my first abortion. I missed my period and went to an OB/Gyn with excellent credentials for my pregnancy test. He showed me a period at the end of a sentence and told me that I was pregnant but that it was just a blob about the size of the period and that it would be a simple matter to have an abortion. I walked out with a vague sense of excitement at the thought of being a woman and pregnant. But I was resigned to abort. I was working with another OB/GYN at the time and did not fear or worry about my decision to abort. The day of the abortion arrived and I was taken in to be aborted.

I have learned since then that I am unusually small internally. I was given no sedative or any pain medication in preparation. He first inserted what I now know to be a large speculum. He began to rapidly crank it open. Almost immediately I was pinched and torn and began to cry out in pain. The doctor and his nurse worked steadily and ignored me. I was thrashing about. He secured one of my legs, forcing the other open over and over with his gloved hand. I began to scream in a short time. I was hysterical with burning, searing pain. The doctor, who had seemed calm, threw something down with a bang and yelled, “I’ll be back when you CALM DOWN,” he called this out as he walked away and left the room. I was left there for some time with these instruments inside me, one leg tied and screaming until I was hoarse. When he returned he was very abrupt and vicious. I was in a nightmare of pain and cramping. Soon I heard the gurgling sounds of a suction aspirator. When he was finished, he walked out tossing his gloves and cap at the basin.

There was a lot of blood where I had lain. I was given post abortion instructions and told to fill a prescription for birth control pill. I was given some medication and left with the father of my dead child, who had paid for the abortion. I had recently read Desmond Morris’s book, The Naked Ape. Although I was convinced that, as a higher order animal, I had the right to abort. I returned to my room and wept as if someone close to me had died. I was in excruciating pain for over 24 hours. My boyfriend was frightened. I just lay there and cried my heart out. At age 21, I aborted the first child of my marriage. I did not believe I deserved a child. I had hardened my heart to all children and complained about them. I said that if I were re-incarnated I wanted to come back as a childhood disease. It was something I had read somewhere and fitted my tough perspective on children. I said I hated them. And I did. During and after that abortion I felt incredible pain but I did not cry out. I felt completely soul-less and empty: I felt even emptier after the abortion. I felt I deserved the pain. Those were the first two of eleven total pregnancies.

I became a Christian and reveled in the forgiveness of Christ, I was relieved and desired to have children right away. I had a horribly incompetent cervix as a result of my awful abortions. My cervix appeared fine on the external surface but the internal surface was damaged, as if it had been pecked at by birds. My amniotic sack leaked through and hour-glassed, filling with fluid little by little until the full lower globe burst. I would lose the child: Again and again and again and again and again. Each child I carried longer and longer, begging God to grant me Life. I had one perfect pregnancy. My son. I continued to lose babies farther along after his birth. I was kept in bed, my useless cervix sown shut to keep the child in. I went into excruciating transition labor before they could cut open the stitches that shut my cervix. I was in full labor, with my cervix, sewn shut, before they got me back on the table. I was told over and over that I should abort this child or that child, because my life was in danger. “How do you know?” I asked. I had a miscarriage at 6.5 months and held a funeral for my little girl. Everyone left me alone but my son, who refused to leave my side.

BREAST CANCER As a breast cancer survivor, I have come to realize that this disease is not something one should tackle alone. It is a destroyer of morale and a debilitator of the spirit. Breast cancer has fractured my femininity and hurt my relationships: One needs support and encouragement, and occasionally, someone to cry with and someone to witness your rage. INITIAL DISCOVERY I discovered the 3 cm tumor beneath my breast while standing in the shower. As a medical research analyst, I carefully considered my options and chose to have a lumpectomy with grossly wide margins. Three years later, early in 2001, I was re-diagnosed. My cancer had returned. I took the aggressive path and had a bilateral mastectomy, with reconstruction and saline implants. One breast was taken prophylactically: I considered the decision with dread, but made my decision with firm convictions: My paternal first cousin Shirley, whom I loved (and a year younger than I), and our grandmother, both died of breast cancer. My own mother a nine-year survivor now, was diagnosed with breast cancer seven years before me. I wanted it OUT. I was in New York City at Sloane Kettering Cancer Care Center recovering, until September 10, 2001, the day before the World Trade Towers fell.

ABORTION BREAST CANCER LINK My strong family breast cancer history, according to Dr. Janet Daling’s study of American Women (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, Seattle, Washington) raised my breast cancer risk by at least 270%. I have lost both breasts, my Grandmother and dear cousin to the disease, and walked through the disease with my mother, and twice alone. In the process of breast reconstruction I learned to my distress that I was not a good candidate for nipple reconstruction. I was not expecting the level of personal sadness, which accompanied this news. I realized that it mattered to no one else, but it did matter to me at a very personal and intimate level: My sensuality, my sexual experience are forever altered. There are flashing signs in the center of my soul which say: Caution: ONGOING RECONSTRUCTION OF SPIRITUAL AND MENTAL ATTITUDES: SELF-WORTH IN MIRROR MAY BE WORSE THAN IT APPEARS The dark side of dealing with breast cancer makes everyone else uncomfortable too. No hand is dear in that dread dark. One enters alone and is engulfed by devastation, loss and grief.

There are no easy words to describe the lingering shapes and shadows of anguish. I am a survivor, in every sense of that word. I feel that my life, my femininity and my self-image were fractured, then shattered, fragmented and reorganized. I know that is hard to hear; it is hard to write; but I believe it is important to say so. The breast cancer survivor is often presented in public, well after her ordeal, when the reality of her pain has been dealt with and diminished. I am an ebullient, effervescent person by nature; it was unimaginable, as a woman of faith, to find myself so thoroughly depressed and disheartened. My support system was severely fragmented and attenuated. When I got to see a linear accelerator up closer than I had ever expected to, it made me so sick. I lost layers of skin from my shoulder to my elbow and fought virulent infections. I developed a mild addiction to the painkillers that took me away from it all, just a little while. I was hospitalized for weeks at a time fighting to keep my breast implant. The expander, a device forced under my chest wall muscles to make room for the implant that they used for me, was much too large for my small frame. They made me claustrophobic and unable to sleep as they were filled with saline. It was a plastic bear-hug that made me fight for every breath.

Women deserve to know the fact that there is a breast cancer link, a physiological pathway between abortion and breast cancer, that leads to an empty legacy for women with a history of breast cancer in their families. Latina women and African American women have much more aggressive cancers and higher mortality rates. Someone said that emotion should not be a factor in these proceedings. He is not a woman, holding her first grandchild to her empty, salt-filled breast. Respectfully submitted, Eve Sanchez Silver Executive Director CINTA LATINA RESEARCH
Personal Testimony & Abortion-Breast Cancer Link
Cinta Latina Research, LLC - Deposition to Alaska State Review Board ^ | April 15, 2005 | Eve Sanchez Silver


Posted on 04/25/2005 8:43:21 AM MDT by Lesforlife


This is an expanded version of the testimony I provided to the Committee by phone. Dear Committee members: This is the first time that I have given public testimony regarding the fact of my abortions. It has taken me years to do so.

BACKGROUND: I am a medical research analyst and a published member of the American Medical Writers Association. My work provides support for translational research goals in the basic sciences. I have partnered with the Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, The Department of Defense, The National Cancer Institute and other scientific institutions and organizations.

As a researcher I have developed a non-surgical cosmetic tool for breast cancer survivors. I am a former charter member of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation’s National Hispanic Latina Advisory Council, informing the organization concerning best practices in addressing breast cancer disparities among Latina populations nation wide and served on their breast cancer tumor review board for two years. I lecture widely at universities and institutions across the country with a focus on the abortion-breast cancer information disparity. I lecture internationally on the physiological pathway of the abortion-breast cancer link (Australia and New Zealand 08/05).

Currently I am involved in several research projects focused on light at night and disruption of the circadian rhythm, sleep/wake cycle. I am well informed, reasonable and approach the dialog on abortion and breast cancer from many directions, but wish to focus on my own personal experience with abortion and its devastating aftermath, breast cancer. I know without a doubt that breast cancer risk information and photos of the child within me would have decided for me against having any abortions.


(Excerpt) Read more at pinkmoney.org ...

Sunday, April 10, 2005