Category: contraception
These Three Factors Can Increase Your Pain When Taking Chemical Abortions Pills
Caroline Wharton | January 5, 2023
Many women who take Chemical Abortion Pills are never warned of the extreme pain they will be putting themselves through — but a new study published in a pro-abortion medical journal has found that three common factors can make that pain even worse for women. We’re keeping our expectations low in regards to the abortion lobby actually sharing that new
Punishing Pro-Life Pharmacists: Biden’s Plan to Strong-Arm Medical Professionals into Pushing Abortion Pills
Caroline Wharton | July 18, 2022
Despite the many economic problems President Biden could be addressing this week, he is using his position of power to intimidate pro-life pharmacists around the country should they refuse to distribute contraceptives or Chemical Abortion pills. He claims they would be violating civil rights laws for not fulfilling such requests, but we would argue that medical conscience rights are the
Who Needs Vitamin A Anyways? Researchers Push Insane Male Contraceptive Pills
Caroline Wharton | April 6, 2022
GUEST POST: On the oft chance that males don’t care about what happens to their bodies as long as they don’t have kids, researchers are testing a proposed new contraceptive pill for men. It sounds horrific, and the discussion about the new drug in development highlights how out of control the anti-child world has become. Pro-lifers have long known that corporate
Britney Spears’s IUD Nightmare
Brenna Lewis | June 29, 2021
Guest Post by Freeman Marshall, SFLA Student Leader “I have an IUD inside me so I won’t get pregnant but this so-called team won’t let me go to the doctor to take it out,” Spears said to the court earlier this month. “I want to be able to get married and have a baby, I was told right now
Contraception Isn’t a “Side Issue” and Here’s Why
Brenna Lewis | March 15, 2021
Contraception tends to feel like a “side issue” for some pro-life advocates. But we do have a responsibility to address it because it plays a significant role in the supply and demand for abortion – in addition to causing a number of abortions itself. Learning about contraception can help guide your conversations about the earliest types of abortions as well