Please, God, bring your daughter back to you, with baby in her arms. Thank You. Amen.Jayla,
Let me share a situation with which I am acquainted.
A woman was told by her doctor that if she became pregnant again she would run the risk of dying, and her new baby, also. As good Catholics, she and her husband carefully followed the approved birth control method, avoiding the temptation to use articifial birth control. It didn't work. She became pregnant again. The doctor reaffirmed his dire prediction, how another baby could mean that she and the baby would die.
Add this other factor. She already had six children, none over 12 years old. Her husband began to urge her to have an early abortion. He spoke out of deep love, of how so many lives would be devastated if she died. A grieving widower, six motherless children, her sorrowful parents, etc. They went to confer with their priest. He insisted that she trust God and warned her that abortion was a grave sin with dire consequences both in this life and the next. They decided against an abortion. She and the baby died. The father now hates the Catholic Church and he and the children have become active in a Protestant church.
In such a situation, honestly, I think it had to be a decision made by the parents and their doctor. Neither route was a good route, but they had only two choices - to abort or risk death. God is merciful, and unborn babies who die, most of them by miscarriage (by the way), surely live in some sort of paradise. And I've often wondered re miscarriages. Is it God's love that brings about miscarriages to save parents and babies from heavy burdens that come from malformed or otherwise critically handicapped little ones? Just asking.
God guide and bless all those who are confronted with such difficult moral decisions. Meanwhile, Matt. 7:1.Tell your sister you love her and you would like to help her if she is in need and indeed pregnany.Tell her you will help support her and the baby and pray as you have said.We all join you in prayers God bless