onethirdgone:
I look at all the negative comments, reblogs and opinions about me and I just shrug and laugh to myself.
Two mothers chose life today. Honestly your words are dust compared to the magnitude of such bravery.
Roe v. Wade was overturned for that child. With each child saved, Roe v. Wade is overturned. How can I not rejoice in such beauty!
There is always going to be hate and negativity towards those who stand for life, but someone has to do it.
My life changed when I went sidewalk counseling for the first time. A part of me broke that day and the only way for me to function is to dedicate my life to the cause that tore me apart.
Sometimes I sit and think about all the things I wanted to do in life; be a museum curator, become an anthropologist or get a PhD in British Literature. But like the hate filled words I see, those plans became dust.
I have accepted the path that is laid out for me. To turn the other way is not only impossible but unimaginable.
There is so much I could say and so many stories to tell, so have faith when I say there will be an end to abortion. I just might not know how or when.
But I have faith that this culture of death will be overturned. That thought keeps me together.
cultureshift:
You hold the key to change — unrelenting dedication. I admire your vision and your determination. When you save just one child, you simultaneously save millions of their posterity. It’s really mind blowing when you think about it. Imagine a family tree with millions of branches that you made a reality. That is the fruit of your labor.
Stand, Even If You Must Stand Alone
