Subject: Featured Ad & a Word About Susanne's Last Words to Her Dad

 

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An update on The UnChoice campaign and educational materials from the Elliot Institute, publishing new evidence that most abortions are unwanted or coerced and other risks that endanger both the unborn and women, Homicide is the #1 killer of pregnant women. Forced abortion in America and elsewhere endangers women and children, too. These and other human rights abuses & risks, including aftereffects and post-abortion death rates, endanger the rights and lives of both women and babies.

The UnChoice


 
   
In This Issue

Featured ad
The risks often start before abortion. They continue during and after abortion. Prevention & hope are possible. This ad is part of The UnChoice campaign to share the news that most abortions are unwanted or coerced, and other injustices that endanger both women and the unborn.

Their daughters, sisters & friends

Tools to tell the public: "This could be your daughter, granddaughter, sister, or friend."

Action steps

Two things you can do to share the "unsafe" message

Free ad options

Free ads you can use anywhere, anytime, plus how you can - with just a little advance planning - run The UnChoice campaign in your community and save lives close to home while educating the public.

Learn more, share more
More resources and links to help you learn more about this issue and educate others as well.  


Featured Ad: Susanne & Other "Statistics"

"Get in touch with my Dad. Tell him I love him.

They gave Susanne a barbiturate that sent her into cardiac arrest.
 
 Without oxygen, she lapsed into a coma. Four months later, she awoke at a nursing home, unable to talk and paralyzed from the neck down. Three years later, she died of pneumonia. She tapped out her last words on a plastic synthesizer:

“... get in touch with my dad, tell him ... I love him.”

State law did not permit Maryland officials to prosecute the uncertified abortionist or the unregulated clinic, which grossed an estimated $10 million in 5 years.

When asked what she would tell a girl about to have an abortion, Susanne shook her head, “no,” and tapped out:

“They would be taking a chance."

Their daughters, sisters, family & friends at risk


 What if she was your daughter, a close friend or your neighbor's granddaughter?

This ad--part of The UnChoice series--features the story of Susanne and many like her whose injury or deaths are not even counted as a statistic. Ads like this can:

* Educate the public about the risk, coercion and aftereffects to their own loved ones.

* Expose the danger to both babies and mothers.

 

* Prevent abortion today while changing the views that tolerate abortion. 

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Let individuals and families hurt know they're not alone, we care, and healing is possible.

Education matters. By documenting and exposing the risks, abuses and death rates before, during and after abortion, we can save lives, change hearts and open doors.

Action steps   

Two things you can do to share the "UnSafe" message:

1. Link to our UnSafe page on your web site or blog, or share it.


2. Download, copy and share these "UnSafe" fact sheets & flyers:


Physical Risks


Psychological Risks


Portraits of Coercion
 


 Ad options

A full-scale campaign turns tides. But small ads make a big difference, too. We have many materials--all based on game-changing research--that you can use for low-cost, life-saving results.

It's worth the effort. Make no mistake: you can save the life of a student in your local school, a mother who attends your church, or even the daughter of a neighbor. At the same time, you'll challenge stereotypes about "choice" that empower the lucrative abortion industry and hurt women and children. 

Don't underestimate the power and ripple-effect of one small step!

For short-term use:


* Information-rich small ads for a bulletin or classified ad section. 


* Quarter-page black-and-white newsletter or newspaper ads


* Co-op ads where you can add the name of a local group, resource, event or sponsor. (Click on the co-op link by most of the ads.)


Don't wait! You'll transform more hearts, minds and lives than you know.


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Death Rates Higher After Abortion


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