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“When the Abortion Pill Rescue® Network first came under the umbrella of Heartbeat International back in the spring of 2018 there was so much that we could not have anticipated,” said Christa Brown, director of Medical Impact for Heartbeat International. “We could never have seen that big abortion would take notice of us so quickly and oppose us so fiercely.” “How the pro-abortion media would write horrible stories about our efforts to empower women to save the lives of their precious children,” she continued. “How organizations with political agendas, like ACOG and the American Medical Association, would try to stop women from knowing the truth about abortion pill reversal.” Brown introduced a panel discussion on abortion pill reversal (APR) at Heartbeat’s Annual Pregnancy Help Conference with three women whose lives have been impacted by the protocol. Abortion pill reversal is a newer application of a decades-old treatment for preventing miscarriage. The Abortion Pill Rescue® Network (APRN), managed by Heartbeat International, consists of some 1,000 rescue providers and pregnancy help centers who offer APR. The protocol is regularly assailed by abortion supporters and a corresponding abortion-supportive media. After referencing these attacks as she opened the panel discussion, Brown cited the APRN’s impact and success over the last few years. “But we also could not have foreseen that the number of reversal starts would triple in the first three years of us acquiring the program,” Brown said to applause. “That lives would be saved by the thousands and we
would receive picture after picture of beautiful children with beautiful little faces that were once counted as actual abortion statistics.” Statistics show that to date 2,000 lives and counting have been saved thanks to the APRN. Heartbeat’s Medical Impact team has the privilege of seeing milestones in the lives of children saved by APR, she said, knowing these children’s lives would have been very different had it not been for the APRN. Sarah and Rebekah are mothers who had taken the first abortion pill in the two-drug chemical abortion process, experienced regret, then found the Abortion Pill Rescue Network, and after starting abortion pill reversal, they went on to have healthy children. Sarah shared her experience with APR and rescuing her son Isaiah, now two years old, with those gathered for the Heartbeat Conference. “He is a joy we that didn’t even know we were missing,” Sarah said. “Never before in our history could we literally reach a woman who’s in the middle of the termination process,” said Heartbeat Vice President of Mission Advancement Cindi Boston-Bilotta said of the abortion pill reversal protocol. Sarah and Rebekah, who speaks about her APR experience and works with Heartbeat International in Mission Advancement, were then part of a panel along with Lisa Searle, who formerly worked in the abortion industry and now helps women save their babies as a nurse manager in Heartbeat’s Medical Impact department. The panel was moderated by Boston-Bilotta. There were a variety of external factors leading to her decision to seek a chemical abortion, Rebe-
kah said, including a boyfriend and fear. “But there’s also a sense of spiritual warfare,” she said. It can lead you to think that abortion is the nearest exit from a scary path, she said, and that hope was on the other side of the abortion. “And with the fear, it controls you,” said Rebekah. She described a scenario of driving down the freeway, your destination in site, and everything mapped out, and suddenly it starts to storm, driving becomes more treacherous. You are looking for control in the situation and the quickest path to exit the freeway. “The abortion industry didn’t sell me a procedure,” Rebekah said, “they sold me hope.” It was supposedly a compassionate choice for the child she already had. Describing the philosophy of the abortion industry, Searle spoke of herding women through the abortion facility in groups for services and procedures, encouraged to move them along and discouraged from spending time. Sarah said societal pressures can make women feel as though they should have an abortion to be able to pursue their goals. “So, for me I was torn between doing what I felt was right and doing what society had told me was right,” she said. “Having a lot of kids at a young age – my circumstance – was not okay,” said Sarah, “and everyone, society, my boyfriend, told me abortion was okay.” “And when it came to my family, they would have never thought abortion was okay, but they also did not think the fact I was pregnant was okay either,” she said, “so I wanted to try and hide that from them.” Continuation on Page: 8
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PHOENIX, April 8, 2021 /Christian Newswire/ -On February 12th, 2018 at 4:40pm Tina Hines, an athletic wife and mother, was standing in her driveway waiting to hike desert trails. Mid-sentence of a casual chat with a close friend, she collapsed and stopped breathing. Emergency 911 operators coached her husband’s resuscitation efforts until paramedics arrived. They made three attempts to defibrillate Tina with no response. Efforts to revive Tina continued en route to the hospital with two more defibrillation attempts and no results. In the emergency room, sometime between 5:05 and 5:10pm, the doctors defibrillate Tina for the sixth time, and her heart finally began to beat again. From 4:40 to 5:05pm, Tina Hines was without a heartbeat and little to no oxygen. Tina was placed on a ventilator and in a medically induced coma. The emergency room doctor cautioned Tina’s husband Brian about her critical condition and the potential outcomes caused by no oxygen to her brain for 27 minutes. Family and friends gathered and began to pray around the clock. At 4:00 pm the following day, doctors determined Tina was stable enough to reduce sedation in order to determine if Tina could breath on her own. At 4:15pm, surrounded by her family, Tina regained consciousness and began motioning that she wanted to write. After several minutes of struggling, she had scribbled the letters “ITS REALL.” Family asked her “It’s real?” She nodded yes, and they asked, “What’s real? Pain? The hospital?” Each wrong question received a shake of her head. Finally, one of her children asked, “Heaven?” Tina nodded yes and there was silence in the room. Finally, her husband asked, “Tina, were you in Heaven?” She nod-
ded yes, and then her daughter asked, “Did you see Jesus?” Again, Tina nodded yes. Celebration broke out in the room and her family knew she was going to be fine. The next day, Tina was energetically walking around the ICU making friends and sharing her message of hope. After being clinically dead for 27+ minutes, paramedics, doctors and nurses involved agreed that Tina’s recovery was miraculous. On Friday, February 16th Tina was released from the hospital, overwhelmed with joy for the miracle she had experienced. Audio of the 911 call, interviews with the firefighters, and video from an American Heart Association speaking engagement are available at www.itsrealheaven.com. Today, Tina believes Jesus gave her the glimpse of Heaven and of Himself for the purpose of sharing the hope of Heaven with others. Dying has changed how Tina lives - her perspective, her priorities, and her purpose. Tina describes her heart’s desire to share her story, express her love, and live out the Gospel in these words: “I want to be intentional, authentic and open about my beautiful experience with Jesus, and seeing him face-to-face. In the process I also want to share how dying has changed living.” Without doubt or fear, Tina Hines proclaims that Jesus is real, and that she saw Him in Heaven. She will share her miraculous journey with all who are hungry for hope, passion and purpose. About Tina Hines Tina is an wife of 33 years and mother of four. She is a woman of deep, vibrant faith that equipped herself to help others through dual degree in psychology and secondary education. She teaches and mentors high school students. Tina is also an active and accomplished athlete. Learn more about Tina at: www.itsrealheaven.com.