When the first counselor arrived in the morning, several cars were already waiting in the parking lot. One of the nurses arrived, and the couples started leaving their cars for the entrance. One of the couples looked to be about 18 to 20 years old. The counselor gave them information about the abortionist, and explained the grief they would have if they went through with the abortion, and that it was very likely their relationship would not survive. They listened for quite some time, but the young woman was sure of her decision, and they went upstairs.
A short while later, another counselor noticed a car drive up and pause. The woman looked at the counselor, then they slowly drove several times around the parking lot. They finally drove out the exit near the prayer warriors, and left.
A couple arrived sometime later, shouting at each other through the open windows as they found a parking space. They sat in the car for awhile until the man opened the car door. One of the counselors approached the car and gave them information. The woman said she was over 14 weeks pregnant, and that the boyfriend she came with was not the baby’s father. They went upstairs and came down about 20 to 30 minutes later. The man was angry, and the woman seemed more in control of the situation than when they first went upstairs. The woman said that she did not have the abortion, and that she was not going to let them do the procedure necessary to prepare for a second-trimester abortion. The counselor referred them to Culture of Life Family Services, but she did not indicate whether or not she would call them as she and the man were leaving.
A Hispanic couple drove up to the front of the parking lot, and one of the Spanish-speaking counselors stood by, ready to talk with them. However, they stayed in their car for about 45 minutes talking. They finally started the car and drove away.
While this was happening, another car drove up and the woman exited the driver’s side of the car. A counselor started to talk to her about the abortionist, but she said she was going into the furniture store. They promptly went into the elevator and entered the abortionist’s office. The man came back out and started to drive away. Somewhere along the way, another person who was given a flyer on the abortionist gave it to this woman, and she came running out of the abortion center yelling for her boyfriend. She ran along the balcony, shouting for her boyfriend to stop, and waving the flyer toward him.
Another man who was waiting for his girlfriend saw what was going on and whistled to the man who had already driven about 50 yards away. Another counselor was waving for the driver to stop. He eventually stopped and backed up while his girlfriend came downstairs, still holding the flyer in her hand. She entered the car and they quickly drove away.
Later around noon, another counselor spoke with a couple who said they were there for a follow-up visit because she had already miscarried her baby. The counselor spoke to her regarding the doctor’s medical record. The woman said that this was a sign, because she felt it was the wrong thing to do. After a long conversation, she finally said, she wasn’t sure if she was pregnant or not. The counselor and woman talked about God, her faith in him, and her relationship with her boyfriend, who was nice and seemed somewhat supportive. They finally said they would go to Culture of Life Family Services in Mission Valley, and they left.
The sidewalk counselors are holy people, and God will reward them for their tireless efforts to save the lives of the unborn children. Perhaps their informational and loving contacts with the women and men who come to the abortion clinic will cause some of the couples to consider attending Mass and returning to the Church or converting to Catholicism.
I designed the banner shown on the right, because I firmly believe that if this banner is used at more Killing Centers, more babies will be saved by She who virtually stopped human sacrificeG in Mexico. Click on the image to find out how you can order one for use at the Clinic or Clinics you pray at.
Viva Cristo Rey,
God bless, yours in Their Hearts,
Kenneth M. Fisher
I designed the banner shown on the right, because I firmly believe that if this banner is used at more Killing Centers, more babies will be saved by She who virtually stopped human sacrificeG in Mexico. Click on the image to find out how you can order one for use at the Clinic or Clinics you pray at.
Viva Cristo Rey,
God bless, yours in Their Hearts,
Kenneth M. Fisher
As many regular posters here at CCD have probably noticed, I have been reclaiming the real definitions for words. In that light a word in the first paragraph of this article caught my attention. The word is “nurses”.
So here is the definition of nurse:
Nurse: (Noun) -1. One trained to care for the sick. 2. One employed to take care of a child; nursemaid.