Today, Live Action, one of the nation’s leading human rights organizations, launches its national digital campaign titled “I Saw My Baby”. The multi-faceted campaign aims to expose the truth about the Abortion Pill, and most importantly the humanity of the child in the womb that is killed during an abortion.
Live Action’s president and founder, Lila Rose, said, “The Abortion Pill – and more specifically the abortion-inducing drug Mifepristone –has led the national news for months even up to the Supreme Court, but we never actually hear about what the abortion pill does. Mifepristone’s intended use is to kill a preborn human child in the womb by first starving a living human child, and then inducing delivery of the dead child. That is the reality of the abortion pill. Danger. Trauma. Death. To date, the Abortion Pill has killed 5.6 million American children and harmed countless mothers, with at least 28 associated maternal deaths.”
“I Saw My Baby” launches with an emotional video testimony from a young woman named Natalia who endured a chemical abortion. She shares her deep pain and regret for the loss of her child and for the terrible mistake she made by having an abortion.
In her video, Natalia shares, “When it first started happening, it felt like being stabbed in the stomach. And I looked down and saw him. It was (like) a baby.”
On Thursday, the campaign will release its second video featuring Kirsty who shares her trauma regarding her use of the abortion pill. The campaign will continue releasing two videos per week for the next month for a total of eight videos – also sharing testimonials of post-abortive women who chose chemical abortion.
Rose continued-
“The Abortion Pill accounted for 53% of total US abortions in 2020, and that number is projected to increase by the end of this year. College students in particular are told by pro-abortion media that the abortion pill is the answer to pregnancy. We must continue to share the truth that Mifepristone kills a human being, and places the mother in physical danger.
I urge the FDA to do the right thing and remove this dangerous drug from the market. The lives of millions of children are at stake.”
