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[[Pro-life]] advocacy, [[Bible]] reading, and [[church]] attendance are very effective in overcoming this trauma. [[Liberal denial]] does not help deal with the underlying emotional, psychological, and/or intellectual harm that results from [[abortion]]. | [[Pro-life]] advocacy, [[Bible]] reading, and [[church]] attendance are very effective in overcoming this trauma. [[Liberal denial]] does not help deal with the underlying emotional, psychological, and/or intellectual harm that results from [[abortion]]. | ||
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The [[United States]], particularly the [[Democrat Party]], has a relatively large number of people who are [[post-abortive]]. Entire communities or college campuses can be post-abortive and suffering from it, such as [[Washington, D.C.]] People who facilitate abortion, such as workers in abortion clinics or pharmacy stores that sell chemical abortion drugs, can also suffer from post-abortive syndrome. | The [[United States]], particularly the [[Democrat Party]], has a relatively large number of people who are [[post-abortive]]. Entire communities or college campuses can be post-abortive and suffering from it, such as [[Washington, D.C.]] People who facilitate abortion, such as workers in abortion clinics or pharmacy stores that sell chemical abortion drugs, can also suffer from post-abortive syndrome. | ||
Revision as of 04:35, July 16, 2025
Post-abortive refers to the physical and/or emotional trauma caused to a woman by having an abortion, and also to the father of the unborn child. It can also be called "post-abortion syndrome" (PAS), "post-abortal", or "post-traumatic stress disorder" (PTSD).
Pro-life advocacy, Bible reading, and church attendance are very effective in overcoming this trauma. Liberal denial does not help deal with the underlying emotional, psychological, and/or intellectual harm that results from abortion.
Rock star Kayla Jones stated, “I come from an industry that promotes abortion ... I have a Grammy, but none of it will bring my children back. ... Do you ever get over it? Never. It is something that you will live with for the rest of your life.”[1]
The United States, particularly the Democrat Party, has a relatively large number of people who are post-abortive. Entire communities or college campuses can be post-abortive and suffering from it, such as Washington, D.C. People who facilitate abortion, such as workers in abortion clinics or pharmacy stores that sell chemical abortion drugs, can also suffer from post-abortive syndrome.
Unfortunately, reactions by some post-abortive persons can be so unreasonable when discussing abortion that it becomes impossible to have a productive conversation about it.
Post-abortive men
Post-abortive distress afflicts many men, too. Focus on the Family lists these common symptoms in post-abortive men:
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Post-abortive women
Symptoms in post-abortive women can include:
- hatred of men and others
- vindictiveness and holding a grudge forever
- depression
- difficulties in finding and maintaining a new romantic relationship
- irrational behavior
- anti-children mindset
- emotional outbursts if the issue of abortion is mentioned
Post-abortive celebrities
- Brittany Spears wrote about her abortion in her memoir The Woman in Me: "To this day, it’s one of the most agonizing things I have ever experienced in my life."[3]