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Throughout medical history, “conception” has been equated to “fertilization”, both meaning the union of the sperm and the egg. However, in the last 30-40 years, “conception” has been quietly and arbitrarily redefined to mean implantation of the human embryo (blastocyst) in the uterus. This allows for a period of about 6-10 days from fertilization (union of egg and sperm) in the Fallopian tube, until the embryo – about 100 cells in size – arrives in the uterus. Of course, since EC proponents have changed the definition of conception to mean implantation, they would say that there is no current pregnancy. On the other hand, most scientists and physicians recognize fertilization as the moment when life begins, and would therefore, call the loss of the human embryo an early abortion.
 
The Hard Cases: Rape, Incest, Congenital Abnormalities

"Every child . . . no matter how fragile their life or brief their days, forever changes our world."
~Victoria Miller, Founder, Trisomy 18 Foundation
 

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BeNotAfraid.net is an online outreach to parents who have received a poor or difficult prenatal diagnosis.

The family stories, articles, and links within this site are presented as a resource for those who may be asked to choose between terminating a pregnancy or continuing on despite the diagnosis.

The benotafraid.net families faced the same decision and chose not to terminate. By sharing our experiences, we hope to offer encouragement to those who may be afraid to continue...

At most, 1%-2% of the 1,300,000 abortions performed in the USA each year are procured for rape and incest; about the same number for genetic variations.

Often, doctors press mothers to abort in order to simplify their own medical treatment and avoid the risk of legal action against them. Their own protection may be more important to them than protection for the fragile life within, or for the mother's emotional well-being later. 

Improving medical technology has all but eliminated the "need" for abortion, even if the mother's physical health is endangered. Medical treatments are now usually capable of protecting both patients - mother and child.

Most women, if really allowed to choose, would choose to give birth.

Find out why...

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Item Title
A Miracle from Within
Help and Hope for Those with an Adverse Prenatal Diagnosis
The Miracle of Garrett Steven
Honoring the Life of Claire Hope (2008)
Doctor Advised Mother to Abort Tim Tebow
Older Mother / Older Age Pregnancies
The Congenital "Hard Cases"
Cystic Hygroma
Adopted "Crack Baby" Earns Law Degree at Age 25
Trisomy 18
Trisomy 13
Most Women Pregnant From Sexual Assault Don't Want Abortions
Congenital Hard Cases: Osteogenesis Imperfecta Type 4
Congenital Hard Cases: Cornelia De Lange Syndrome
Screening/Testing For Genetic Abnormalities Can Prove To Be Inaccurate
Down Syndrome: Facts, Stats, Concern of Eugenics
Hydrocephalic Baby
Prenatal Hospice / Perinatal Hospice
Rape and Incest are Tragic, But Abortion Doesn't Heal the Pain
Rape, Incest, & Abortion: A Glimpse Behind the Myths
Rape, Incest: New Facts, New Answers
Is There Really Such A Thing As A Wrongful Life?
Quality Diagnostic Counseling Needed to Support Pregnant Women (2008)
Assault Rape Pregnancies Are Rare
Rape Victims Find Abortion Alternatives
“Gestational” Breast Cancer & The "Need" for Abortion: Hardest Case or Cruelest Myth?
 
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