A Perfect Lily - Prenatal Testing

Check out this blog http://babynumber10.blogspot.com/  also known as A Perfect Lily. I added a button (scroll down). The writer of this blog has been writing a very important series about pre-natal testing. Actually, if you're pro-life you really don't need to be convinced that every life is worth living.

Hey, if you have been encouraged to abort because your unborn baby (aka fetus) may have Down Syndrome then go to this blog.  Heck, if your baby may have Down Syndrome or some other "defect" then  go to this blog.

Or if you just think cute children are cute because they're cute, then go to that blog. Or if you wish you could just be a little person in a big family, go to that blog.

Patti, Lily's mom, also writes a lot and advocates for orphans on Reese's Rainbows. You may have guessed that Lily is Patti's 10th child. That is correct. Patti and her husband are expecting baby number 11.

Between Two Buildings on Roosevelt Road

The abortion clinic I've been writing about is between two buildings. To the west of it is a large bridal shop complex, meaning there are shops renting and selling tuxedos. Now, a bridal shop would be fun to shop at.

The building to the east is a four or five story office building. The lady pro-lifer from a previous post told me there's a pregnancy care center inside that will support mother and baby for one year (I'm not sure if that's 12 months after the birth, or includes the nine months of pregnancy).

There are no outside signs indicating there's a pregnancy care center inside. Do pro-lifers at prayer vigils ever carry signs saying things such as, "Pregnancy Center at 123 Main Street," Pregnancy Crisis Help two block north," "Pregnancy Care Center next door in the brown building"? Does anybody have any feedback for me?

Abortion Clinic on Roosevelt Road

On Monday I stopped at the small building where the pro-life people were praying. I hope no one I knew saw me turn into the parking lot because I wouldn't want them to think I was there for an a__________. See, I can't type that "a" word and "I" in the same sentence. Now I get it when women who have had miscarriages don't like to see spontaneous abortion on their medical records.

There were two pro-lifers on duty, and a lot of empty lawn chairs. The pro-lifers are on different shifts, and it looks like some shifts have more pro-lifers than other shifts. It was a cold and chilly day. I introduced myself.

Neither pro-lifers were Catholic, but were there for the 40 Days for Life campaign. They kept talking about the Catholics. The man, Jerry, said being pro-life is a humanitarian issue. The woman is a fallen away Catholic, but is assured of God's love and concern for all people. I was feeling a bit down that day, and meeting this loving woman speaking of God's love was a comfort to me.

Since my car was the only one in the parking lot, they thought the clinic was closed that day. There were no patients/clients or workers.

I would like to partake in more prayer vigils when I have the time. I stayed about 10 minutes before leaving for my chiropractic appointment.