Miracle Baby Being Aborted
My sister, chronically ill, has been having unprotected sex since the age of 16-17 or so under the assumption that she was entirely infertile. She suffered an eating disorder and was 70 pounds. The malnourishment and incorrect process of force refeeding destroyed her body. She had one abortion at 15, but since engaging in unprotected sex, she hasn’t gotten pregnant once. She can’t work and she can’t go to school, shes suffering. We all believed she was infertile, and thankfully, she explicitly expressed not wanting children. She never wanted to get married and didn’t believe in it either. She’s now engaged, though having issues, and is pregnant. She’s been expressing feeling God for the first time in the miracle of finding someone she loves enough to consider marriage, and now she has a miracle baby too. A one in likely a hundred chance. She was actually considering keeping it and was in turmoil regarding what to do. Doctors have told people far less sick than her that it is unsafe to have a child. Truthfully, it could destroy her and possibly damage the baby. The hospital told her she was miscarrying last week. I was, morbidly, a bit relieved. Relieved that she didn’t have to make this painful decision, relieved that she didn’t have to rid the world of a soul that God gave her as a miracle. Turns out, she is not and it was all a false alarm after spending all day in the hospital. She has decided to still get an abortion separate from this. I believe that God would protect her and the baby, that she could have the child. That maybe, it would be okay. This is not medically backed faith, and perhaps it is overly optimistic. But it is faith because I would do anything to see this little soul. And faith because this is a blessing. The baby is being aborted today, it may have already begun. Please pray. Please pray for her health and for her unborn babies salvation. I know we don’t know for sure if these children who were never given a chance could still find their way, but I want to believe so. If I could meet this child in heaven and see the soul she made, even if my sister can’t be there with me, I’d do anything.