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Caroline Strzesynski began her nursing career working in abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood, but after becoming a Christian and a mother, she experienced a profound change in perspective that led her to leave the abortion industry. She later questioned the long-term effects of contraceptives on fertility and felt called by God to move away from providing contraceptive care altogether.
Read →A study published in Issues in Law & Medicine surveyed 1,000 women aged 41–45 and found that 84% of women with abortion histories reported at least moderate negative reactions, with about 32% reporting severe reactions, and concluded that doctors are not screening for abortion coercion, which the authors called medical negligence. The study recommends routine pre-abortion screening for psychological risk factors such as ambivalence, pressure, and moral conflict, noting that failure to do so is an ethical and legal failure of informed consent, and highlights that coercion is common, with nearly a third of women reporting partner pressure as a reason for abortion.
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff One of the most liberal states in the country legalized abortion for any reason at any point in pregnancy, even up until the moment of birth. Massachusetts removed all restrictions on late-term abortion, leaving it up to “the professional judgment of the physician.” The previous law was already lenient. It allowed abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key takeaways: Abortions have increased since Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Dobbs decision four years ago, something most pro-lifers did not expect. Trigger laws in pro-life states immediately banned abortion after that decision very early on in pregnancy, but every state had to figure out its own laws afterward. Abortion clinics did close and never ... Read More
Read →When Sarah Eubanks looks back on the building where she once had an abortion, and where she later worked, she sees more than a former employer. She sees a place where darkness once felt normal. She sees the room where her own abortion took place. She remembers the recovery area, the procedure room, the language used to hide the truth, and the ... Read More
Read →By Abby Johnson, Tuesday, July 28, 2026 There is a question I have been asking myself for a long time. Why does the pro-life movement trust former abortion workers when we expose the abortion industry, but often dismiss us when we talk about how to end it? For nearly two decades, I have shared my story. I have testified before legislatures. ... Read More
Read →Margie’s story begins in a place where abortion was never discussed. She was raised in a Catholic family in Connecticut, in a home shaped by tradition, culture, and silence around the kinds of things families often did not know how to talk about. Her father, as she describes him, was an old-fashioned Sicilian man. The family went to church every ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key takeaways: Yet again, a man is convicted of slipping abortion pills to his partner and ending the life of their unborn baby. This time, it was a U.S. Army Captain who was sentenced to 12 years in prison for secretly giving the mother of his unborn baby abortion pills, which resulted in the abortion of their ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: And Then There Were None has helped over 760 abortion workers leave their jobs in the abortion industry, and many of them have similar stories of their time in the clinics. One of the most commonly heard reasons for an abortion they heard from women was this: “My boyfriend wants me to have an abortion.” ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: Today’s culture is one where parents get to decide if their unborn child lives or dies, for any reason or no reason. Lives are either cherished and cultivated or they are discarded and killed. If the unborn baby isn’t perfect or has a disability, some parents believe it’s better to end its life because that ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: A peer-reviewed study published in June 2026 by the Charlotte Lozier Institute is raising fresh questions about whether women who undergo medication abortions with abortion pills are receiving adequate information about what to expect before, during, and after the abortion. “No surprise here – the lack of accurate medical information when it comes to abortion ... Read More
Read →Not all heroes wear capes. That’s certainly true of our unconventional Quitter of the Month—Joe, a.k.a. the “Clinic Closer.” For seven years, Joe worked as the maintenance technician at the infamous (and ironically named) Lovejoy Surgicenter in Portland, Oregon. When Joe interviewed for the job, he was desperate to find work and didn’t realize Lovejoy was an abortion facility. An Oregon native, he accepted the position and immediately faced a ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Points: In a twist of events that is not surprising in the least, Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, announced they are implementing its “Just in Case” abortion pill program in Washington and Hawaii, where it will sell abortion pills to anyone aged 18+, no matter whether they are pregnant or not. “They’re capitalizing on ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key points: When the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling on May 1 that said mifepristone could only be prescribed with an in-person doctor visit, pro-life groups cheered. But it was not a win because abortions could still be done via pill with the second half of the two-pill regimen, misoprostol. In fact, Planned Parenthood ... Read More
Read →Every Mother’s Day, we celebrate the women who sacrifice, protect, provide, and love—even when it costs them something. Pam Barr knows that kind of love. Long before she became a former abortion worker, Pam was a young mother trying to survive. At just 23 years old, with two small children and only a high school diploma, she found herself fleeing ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: Planned Parenthood just released its latest annual report, and the numbers are staggering. In 2023–24, Planned Parenthood performed 434,450 abortions – a record high, up 8% from the previous year and 34% higher than a decade ago. While politicians debate funding and Planned Parenthood sends out fundraising emails warning of its imminent collapse, what goes ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: A college student. A positive pregnancy test. A visit to Planned Parenthood. That’s where Shanyce Thomas’ story begins, and unfortunately, it nearly ended with her death. Thomas was 10 weeks pregnant when she walked into a Planned Parenthood clinic and was given mifepristone and misoprostol, the two-drug regimen used to perform a chemical abortion. She ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: A woman in Montgomery County, Texas was rushed to the hospital last month and suffered a miscarriage under suspicious circumstances. She told investigators she believed the father of her baby had secretly given her an abortion pill without her knowledge or consent. She had already told him clearly: she wanted to keep the baby, yet ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff No one grows up wanting to work in an abortion clinic yet many people do. Most go into the job wanting to help women yet when they figure out they are doing the opposite, many feel stuck and without a way to provide for themselves or their families. Those are the people And Then There Were None ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: In another episode of “Why I Don’t Work at Planned Parenthood Anymore”, a former employee at Planned Parenthood North Central States, which has locations in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota, has revealed that one of the biggest reasons she left was that she realized that the priority for Planned Parenthood was to see as ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Takeaways: The federal government has cut off some funding from Planned Parenthood through Medicaid reimbursements and Title X funding, which has resulted in the closure of about 70 clinics nationwide. Alexis McGill Johnson, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, is unhappy with the government for taking away taxpayer dollars from her organization. “[The ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Late-term abortion clinics are opening in Colorado and New Jersey, and the abortion industry is making every attempt to normalize abortions in the second and third trimesters – but former abortion workers in late-term clinics tell a different story. “Later Abortion Care” Former abortion workers from Dr. Warren Hern’s late-term abortion clinic, which closed recently, opened their ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff In an interesting survey done by McLaughlin and Associates in August 2025, a majority of people who have a favorable view of Planned Parenthood think the abortion pill is unsafe. Key Takeaways: Survey Reveals Majority of Voters Believe Abortion Pill is Unsafe – Even Those Who Support Planned Parenthood In a survey of 1,600 likely voters, only ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Your local urgent care clinic may start offering abortions, like one is currently doing in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, after the Planned Parenthood in town closed. Key Takeaways: Planned Parenthood of Michigan closed its abortion facility in Marquette in April, and now local medical professionals are heralding their unique solution to the problem of women not ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Last week, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new generic form of the abortion pill mifepristone. The pill is taken with misoprostol as part of the chemical abortion pill regime, which is how about two-thirds of all abortions happen in the United States. “The FDA should be revoking the abortion pill, not approving a generic version. ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff For decades, federal taxpayer dollars have not been technically allowed to pay for abortions under the Hyde Amendment. Rep. Henry Hyde was an ardent supporter of life and ensured that this provision was included in all budget bills. But here’s the thing: taxpayer dollars could absolutely go to these same abortion clinics through Medicaid for reimbursements for ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff In a step towards creating an environment hostile to women, a bill is now on the desk of California’s governor that is seeking to allow health care providers to send abortion pills by mail anonymously. This is their way of circumventing any state laws that ban abortion past a certain number of weeks – but it’s a ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Yet another man has been arrested for causing his partner to suffer an abortion, one she did not want, by sneaking her abortion pills. While you may think this is a continuation of another instance, one that happened only days ago, it’s not. This is a new case, yet the same thing: a man drugged his partner, ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff In Texas, a deeply disturbing lawsuit has emerged that will absolutely not be the first of its kind: a woman is suing abortion pill provider Aid Access for wrongful death following the termination of her unborn baby. Her partner obtained abortion pills from Aid Access and then snuck them into hot chocolate, which the mom drank, causing ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff TikTok has banned And Then There Were None, one of Abby Johnson’s ministries that supports former abortion workers, helps them obtain new jobs, and provides a platform for them to tell their stories when they are ready. The appeal of the ban, which was based upon the ‘violation of Community Guidelines’ from this reel featuring former sex-ed ... Read More
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