I don't think I can do this

[TSB4]

I’m going to say this in all charity:

Begin to say YES…stop saying “no”.

Perhaps that’s why people seem to not care to you. You have an answer for everything, yet you seek answers.

We may not have the answer for you, in truth.
The answer you seek is with God.

So go and ask Him.
Go to the nearest Catholic Church and kneel and ask God.

Say yes to Him, at least.

Still praying.
Not giving up.
Determined to pray you into self -forgiveness and light.
May you feel peace this night.

I actually don’t have the answers for everything. I have reached out for help, with no help.

 

[josh987654321]

I actually don’t have the answers for everything. I have reached out for help, with no help.

Please keep reaching, but never for the murderous knife.
Extract from the book My Broken Christ Walks Over the Waters:

My Broken Christ Walks Over the Waters - loveandmercy.org/Eng-MBC-Reg.pdf

Ladies, you who promote abortion or abortions that seek to snatch from the Author and Lord of life His legitimate and sole rights… you who under the slogan that “a woman has the right to decide about her own body”, are concealing the “right” to kill, which will never be a right…

To you I say; please think seriously about what you are doing and get on your knees, pleading for God’s forgiveness and turning your lives around radically, because what awaits you on the other side is so horrible that you cannot even imagine. I say this because the pain you will suffer during your entire lives does not even amount to a thousand part of the pain that you will inflict on your own children while pulling then out of your wombs; and because the pain of a child during the most terrible of abortions will not amount to even a millionth of the eternal suffering to which you are being condemned by your own blindness. My mission on this journey through the earth is only one, to take as many souls as I can to Jesus.

Therefore, as a woman that I am, I am dedicating a few lines to you without the least intention of confronting you with ideas or arguments and without the least intention of hurting any of you. To the contrary, I only want to plead with you to reconsider what you are doing and stop your mad race towards the abyss and that of all those other naïve women whom you “generously help to get out of a problem”. I do not know how much a word of mine, so poor and sinful, can do to reach your hearts. Nor do I know which of you would be reached by these words of mine, but I do not worry about it because I know that the Lord will take care of that… What I do not want is that a sin of omission may befall me the day I find myself before the Throne of God to be judged.

Do not go launching campaigns to destroy the most marvelous thing that the Creator has made with His hands. Contemplate yourselves for five straight minutes in front of a mirror, and think of how much love He must have felt when you were being formed in the wombs of your mothers. So much so that He gave you a soul and intelligence, even if you cannot see one or the other. He gave you strength, courage, health and, perhaps, beauty… Think of how He has formed your hands finger by finger, all perfectly done. And He did it in the hope that you would take in them a rosary, a cross, a flower, a book, a sewing or any other productive tool… But never a murderous knife!

[Ladies] Please wake up! Look towards the light and flee from the darkness! May the blood of the innocent ones, which runs like a river, not wake you up in the middle of the night to drown you in nightmares… Friend, come down from your own altar. Please look; look in front of you. Jesus is on the opposite shore, stretching out His hand for you to take a leap and grab hold of it tightly. Please do not fear, and forgive those who may have hurt you so much… All of us make mistakes, and not just once but thousands of times, yet what is big and wonderful, what is courageous, is to acknowledge them and turn back from the mistaken road in order to take the correct one. Clarity will never come from the hand of those who murder! Flee from them! For even if they convince you of the contrary with their alleged help, they are only going to destroy you.

Thank you for reading
Josh

 

[Xantippe]

TSB4 said:

“That’s the other thing. I don’t want to bring anther baby while on aid. I feel it’s irresponsible of me. Like we can’t afford the children we make.”

Here’s the thing. You say you have no support system and nobody cares about you. If that is true, why is it important to you what people think about you? It’s one thing to care about the good opinion of those who care about you, but it makes no sense at all to value the opinion of those who don’t. Conversely, if people care about you, they will help you if they can.

So, two options:

1. Nobody cares about you, so it doesn’t matter what they think about you having a large family on food stamps and Medicaid.
2. Somebody cares about you, and they’ll help you if they can.

Win-win.

Make the phone calls. You can make a dozen tomorrow. Make sure and have a short explanation of your needs: pregnant with 4 children, having trouble coping, short on cash,etc. Put your heart into it, do the follow ups when they give additional phone numbers, and see what happens. Spend a day doing this and you will make progress. If the kids are an obstacle, seek help from our friends Mr. TV and Mr. Computer.

You haven’t always been so overwhelmed, so it stands to reason that you won’t always be overwhelmed. Likewise, you haven’t always been broke, so it stands to reason you won’t always be broke.

For the long term, I have to note that you have made on major omission in your career as a mother–you have not woven yourself a support network. I understand, as it took me YEARS (and lots of false starts) to weave an adequate support network. I am thousands of miles from any family at all. It’s taken me a while to realize that making a support network for my family is one of my major responsibilities–it’s right up there with fresh diapers, regular meals and clean clothes. But now that I’ve got it, over a decade into my career as a SAHM, we have people to pick up kids from school in emergencies, pick me up if our car dies, get a ride to the grocery, watch our kids while I’m in the hospital having a baby, help me unpack my kitchen after a move, you name it. There are also unexpected bonuses–the random bags of hand-me-down clothes in the right size, used books, etc. Just this afternoon, a friend who’d been shopping at a Trader Joe’s out of town brought me some fancy Spanish cheese out of the blue. And how did I get all this? By being a friend, by being a neighbor, by serving others with what I have, and especially by being friendly and helpful to newcomers. I’m not saying this is easy, but it is very much worthwhile and it’s not a frill–it’s one of the basic necessities of life.

 

[HandyAndy]

You poor beggar. You just want the world to stop spinning for a while. Lost and can’t find your way out of the constant chaos. All alone because your husband has disengaged. I’d sure like to get him on here!
There’s only one thing you need to know about Christ…he loves you. You need to forget trying to live up to a Catholic benchmark that is just impossible for you at this time.

NFP is for those who can. It will drive a wedge between you both, if you are both not ready for it. It will destroy intimacy with the fear of a pregnancy. In tough times…sex and intimacy is the only things that you can enjoy for free…that draws you toward each other rather than have you running hard in the opposite direction.

You also need to let go of the guilt from the 1st abortion…as tragic as this was. A Priest told me of a story to demonstrate the power of forgiveness which I shall share with you. He spoke in general terms…of a mother who had had an abortion and was at the point where it was invading her every thought. In effect…she was losing it. She went to confession and broke down as this great weight was finally laid before a forgiving Christ. The Priest forgave her and lead her out before the blessed sacrament and asked her to rest in the real presence of Christ…he asked that she wait awhile before leaving, to actually experience and feel the power of forgiveness, that only a loving Christ can give. She wept openly before the blessed sacrament.

Your earlier post suggested that a nursing career is in your future plans? Good for you. You have a plan for the future. YOUR future.

Now we need to help stop the world from spinning long enough for you to re group. You will find that person…and know it when you do…by ringing the care centers that others have suggested. Then YOU will have to rally your troops…including the one you carry, attached by an umbilical cord. This child listens to your heart beat. It feels your pain and shares it with you. Its heart beat will calm your own. You are connected. Rally those troops and with all the strength that Jesus used to carry that cross…take the future that you and your family deserves. Take the help and take your family and your future by the scruff of the neck. God wants more for you then you could possibly imagine. ALL of you!

Its only in the face of true adversity, do we witness the birth of our greatest hero’s. Be that hero for your children.

 

[josh987654321]

You poor beggar. You just want the world to stop spinning for a while. Lost and can’t find your way out of the constant chaos. All alone because your husband has disengaged. I’d sure like to get him on here!
There’s only one thing you need to know about Christ…he loves you. You need to forget trying to live up to a Catholic benchmark that is just impossible for you at this time.

NFP is for those who can. It will drive a wedge between you both, if you are both not ready for it. It will destroy intimacy with the fear of a pregnancy. In tough times…sex and intimacy is the only things that you can enjoy for free…that draws you toward each other rather than have you running hard in the opposite direction.

You also need to let go of the guilt from the 1st abortion…as tragic as this was. A Priest told me of a story to demonstrate the power of forgiveness which I shall share with you. He spoke in general terms…of a mother who had had an abortion and was at the point where it was invading her every thought. In effect…she was losing it. She went to confession and broke down as this great weight was finally laid before a forgiving Christ. The Priest forgave her and lead her out before the blessed sacrament and asked her to rest in the real presence of Christ…he asked that she wait awhile before leaving, to actually experience and feel the power of forgiveness, that only a loving Christ can give. She wept openly before the blessed sacrament.

Your earlier post suggested that a nursing career is in your future plans? Good for you. You have a plan for the future. YOUR future.

Now we need to help stop the world from spinning long enough for you to re group. You will find that person…and know it when you do…by ringing the care centers that others have suggested. Then YOU will have to rally your troops…including the one you carry, attached by an umbilical cord. This child listens to your heart beat. It feels your pain and shares it with you. Its heart beat will calm your own. You are connected. Rally those troops and with all the strength that Jesus used to carry that cross…take the future that you and your family deserves. Take the help and take your family and your future by the scruff of the neck. God wants more for you then you could possibly imagine. ALL of you!

Its only in the face of true adversity, do we witness the birth of our greatest hero’s. Be that hero for your children.

 

[LongingSoul]

For the long term, I have to note that you have made on major omission in your career as a mother–you have not woven yourself a support network. I understand, as it took me YEARS (and lots of false starts) to weave an adequate support network. I am thousands of miles from any family at all. It’s taken me a while to realize that making a support network for my family is one of my major responsibilities–it’s right up there with fresh diapers, regular meals and clean clothes.

This was also an area that I seriously fell down on and I can actually see the great deficiency that it has caused in my childrens life now that they are in their 20’s. It’s one of the real necessities of the modern day family’s wellbeing.

Biological families are so distant and sometimes so fragmented. Even now that my kids are adults, I worry that if I and my husband die, they will have their friends, but there won’t be that generational network that can be of real support for them as they go through their lives. I do wish that I’d taken the opportunity to build this type of strong structure around us, because I actually did have that opportunity when the kids were young and so many of us were in the same boat together. In thinking of why I didn’t take that opportunity I can only lament my pride and martyr complex I think. I felt that doing it alone made me a good mother. It was a huge mistake to think that way and I regret it.

 

[pianistclare]

I actually don’t have the answers for everything. I have reached out for help, with no help.

Oh! You have called the priest at the local parish? What did he say?
You have called Rachel’s Vineyard?
What did they say?

 

[LittleRose]

A very dear friend of mine is Catholic and she has been supportive in ways I can’t even describe.

Is this friend still available to you? If so, are there any resources at her parish that she can put you in touch with, such as moms’ groups, The Gabriel Project, or the parish priest?

Still praying for you.

 

[Allegra]

TSB4 said:

"When we are out and they want something and I say no, total meltdown from my 4 year old. my 7 year old will question why, and have a million phrases to say back and challenge me. Then for the remainder of the “shopping trip she will have a pouty face crying.”

When my big kids were littler, we instituted the idea of a “special item” that each child was entitled to at the grocery store…if and only if their behavior was good for the whole grocery store visit. The special item could be up to $3 in value (although if I like the item, I might be flexible). If the kids had their own funds available, I would chip in $3 and they would chip in the rest. (For a while, we had Hot Wheels for 50 cents or a dollar, which was very affordable–my oldest still has a huge collection of them.)

Now that my big kids are so big, store behavior is no longer a problem, but they are still entitled to one “special item” of their choice at the store, and only one. I take their (name removed by moderator)ut with regard to other stuff (it’s really helpful with regard to making sure we have food they’ll eat), but they only get to choose that one extra item each.

Of course, I have to add that there were quite a few years where I would NEVER have taken two kids into the store by myself for any major shopping.

A while back, my daughter chose a pack of marzipan as her special item and paid the extra cost (it’s expensive stuff). When she got it, I had no idea what she was ever going to do with a pack of marzipan. Today, it was her brother’s birthday and she dyed the marzipan green and molded a Minecraft cake topper out of the marzipan for the birthday cake.

When we went to the store, the kid who was the quietest got to pick the cereal and the ice cream flavor. We found this very motivating.

 

[Xantippe]

Allegra said:

“When we went to the store, the kid who was the quietest got to pick the cereal and the ice cream flavor. We found this very motivating.”

That is brilliant.

 

[Irishmom2]

mops.org/groupsearch/index.php?h_method=find&zip=&city=Philadelphia&state=PA&country_code=us&group_type=all&search_type=100rad

Here is the list of the MOPS groups within 100 miles of Philadelphia. If none of these are close to you, you can refine the search with your zip code.

google.com/search?site=&source=hp&ei=YsAgU8igLaK-2wX9roHgCA&q=eastern+pennsylvania+crisis+pregnancy+center&oq=eastern+pennsylvania+crisis+pregnancy+center&gs_l=mobile-gws-hp.12…0i22i30.14618.40317.0.41512.47.46.1.18.18.0.257.5720.17j25j4.46.0…0…1c.1.37.mobile-gws-hp…14.33.2426.8twPayXfQQI#q=catholic+charities+eastern+Pennsylvania

Here is the result of a Google search for Catholic Charities in eastern Pennsylvania. There are locations in many cities, so you can pick the one that is closest to you.

OK. YOU didn’t make this baby. God did.
God will provide.
When are you going to trust God?
He’s keeping the planets and the moon and the sun in the sky.
I think he can handle your child.

If you know the horrors of abortion, then you should cancel the appointment.
NOW.

Just lit your candle. It will burn for 7 days for your intentions.
It has been lit for your mental health, (peace of mind) your marriage, your children, and their little brother or sister.

Life is not one big monetary commitment, although society tells us it is.
There is a bigger issue at hand.
What is it to gain treasures here and lose our very lives in the next life?
Think hard about this.
What prayers are you praying?

These are the posts you need to read. Ignore the ones that make you feel bad. Do not respond to people that are not speaking in positive ways, you do not need to answer them.

You have received many positive responses with good information in them.

Please, cancel your appointment and call someone in the morning. Trust us that there are people out there that will help you. If you don’t call, you will never know. You have nothing to lose by calling and everything to gain!

Please, it doesn’t matter if you are officially Catholic, they will help you. If you went to pianistclare’s parish, they would take you right in and they would help you. But it doesn’t matter what parish you go to-- any of them will help you.

Add me to the people that won’t give up on you. I will pray for you daily as well. Please keep on touch with us.

 

[Xantippe]

Here’s another piece of advice that I don’t think has been thought of earlier.

It’s possible your big kids have some behavioral issues. Make an appointment with their pediatrician and with their school to have them evaluated. It may be that an ADHD prescription for one or more of your big kids would change your whole world.

And see if your OB/GYN thinks you need something, too, and if it’s possible to take it safely during pregnancy. Tell your OB your mental health history and exactly how you feel.

Medication for the kids may not be a long-term solution (and I realize it’s highly controversial), but you don’t need a long-term solution—you just need to buy time. If it bought you one or two good years, that would be good enough.

 

[Baby_Bach]

TSB4,

Stop. Think of your 4 children you have, they are in the other room, right? Imagine one of them not being here, can you imagine never knowing them? Can you imagine tomorrow losing them to an accident, or something terrible? I’m sure you love them, and they love you, right? You seem to only see the negative side of having this baby, but please, see another side you haven’t thought of… Imagine this baby, you think you can not live with it, but what if you could? IMAGINE the potential of this child… could he/she be a doctor, a machinist, a future wife/husband to someone? Don’t end it for this child, let it begin! This is a 5th child… not 19! And if that truly is so difficult, BEG your husband for adoption, beg for this child’s life!

YOU CAN DO THIS!! Have hope, don’t go to your appointment Friday!

 

[Mirror_Mirror]

TSB4,

Seems kinda strange to ask God for prayers for TSB4, but I know that He knows you by name. I pray for you tonight and for baby Francis (felt the need to use a name for your baby and Francis popped into my head). May you sleep in the comfort of the arms of Jesus.

 

[flufinonis]

Here are all the resources for pregnant women and their babies in your State. It’ll take me 3 posts to write them down. Look down if there’s one near you. Don’t waste this information.

Care Net of Lehigh Valley
1034 Hamilton Street
Allentown, PA 18101
610.821.4000
Website: www.carenetlv.org

Birthright
2706 7th Avenue
Altoona PA 16601
814.943.8185
Website: www.birthright.org

Catholic Social Services
1300 12th Ave.
Altoona PA 16603
814.944.9388
Website: www.catholiccharities.dioceseaj.org

Precious Life
1716 12th Avenue
Altoona PA 16601
814.944.2669

House of Creations
631 Main Street
Akron, PA 16601
717.859.1005
Website: www.hohc.org
Email: mail@hohc.org

Birthright
201 Bala Avenue
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
610.660.0344
Website: www.birthright.org

Slate Belt Pregnancy Support Services
123 Broadway
Bangor, PA 18013
24-hour Hotline: 877.858.3005
www.slatebeltpregnancysupportservices.webs.com

Crisis Pregnancy Life Line Of Southwest PA
422 North Main Street
Beaver Falls PA 16003
24-hour Hotline: 724.282.1200
724.843.0505
Website: www.lifelineofsouthwestpa.org

Precious Life Inc.
215 South Juliana St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814.494.0069
Website: www.plinc.org

Care Net of the Lehigh Valley
541 E. Broad St
Bethlehem, PA 18018
610.997.0195
Website: www.carenetlv.org

Your Loving Choices
904 Market Street
Bloomsburg PA 17815
570.784.6124
Website: www.yourlovingchoices.org
Email: ylcluv@yourlovingchoices.org

Life Choices Clinic
2515 Gettysburg Road
Camp Hill, PA 17011
24-hour Hotline: 717.761.4411
Email: info@capchelp.org
Website: www.lifechoicesclinic.org

Endless Mountains Pregnancy Care Center
26 W. Main St.
Canton PA 17724
24-hour Hotline: 1.800.326.9953
570.673.4476
Website: www.empccfree.com
Email: contact@empccfree.com

Carlisle Area Family Center
155 N. Hanover St.
Carlisle, PA 17013
717.243.1918
Website: www.carlislefamilylife.com
Email: carlisleaflc@embarqmail.com

Pregnancy Ministries Inc.
338 Lincoln Way E.
Chambersburg PA 17201
717.267.3738
Website: www.pregnancyministries.org
Email: coolvirginity@embargmail.com

New Horizon Pregnancy Resource Center
2166 Indian Head Rd.
Champion PA 15622
724.455.2222
Website: www.champion.org
Email: info@champion.org

Delaware County Pregnancy Center
2508 Edgemont Ave.
Chester, PA 19013
610.872.2229
888.643.7111
Website: www.toughchoice.org
Email: dcpcdirector@toughchoice.org

AAA Life Services
140 Greenville Ave
Clarion PA 16214
814.226.7007
Website: www.aaalifeservices.com

Life Line
416 Arnold Ave.
Clearfield PA 16830
814.765.3225
Website: www.ypwcministries.org
Email: lifelineofclearfield@verizon.net

Chester County Women’s Services
1028 E. Lincoln Highway
Coatesville, PA 19320
610.383.0930
1.877.229-CCWS
Website: www.ccwsmedical.org
Email: helpforyou@ccwsmedical.org

A Baby’s Breath
78 2nd Street
Collegeville, PA 19426
610.489.0083
24-hour Hotline: 484.571.5540
Website: www.ababysbreath.org
Email: help@ababysbreath.org

Alternatives. Yes
6 Frank Gallo Lane
Connellsville, PA 15425
724.628.5555
Website: www.pregnancy-support.com

Choices Pregnancy Center
626 5th Ave
Coraopolis, PA 15108
412.264.0200
Website: www.pregnancychoice.org
Email: info@pregnancychoice.org

Life Care
127 North Center Street
Corry, PA 16407
814.664.9318
Website: www.lifecareofcorry.com
Email: lifecare2@verizon.net

Amnion Crisis Pregnancy Center
2251 Garrett Road
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
610.622.9957
Website: www.amnion.org
Email: info@amnion.org

Care Net of the Lehigh Valley
1101 Northampton St.
Easton, PA 18042
610.559.9327
Website: www.carenetlv.org

Boro Women’s Services
108 High Streeet
Edinboro, PA 16412
814.734.4237
Website: www.borowomenservices.com
Email: bettyjo@borowomenservices.com

Cameron County Family Center
15 West 5th Street
Emporium, PA 15834
814.486.1251
Website: www.ccfamilycenter.webs.com

Susquehanna Valley Pregnancy Services
112 West Main Street
Ephrata, PA 17522
717.274.5128
Website: www.svps.org
Email: info@svps.org

Women’s Care Center
4402 Peach Street, Suite 101
Erie, PA 16509
814.836.7505
Website: www.wccerie.org

Women’s Care Center
4402 Peach Street
Erie, PA 16509
814.868.4050
Website: www.wccerie.org

Women’s Care Center
900 State Street, Suite 100
Erie, PA 16501
814.455.2247
Website: www.wccerie.org

Birthright
10 N. LeHigh Ave
Frackville PA 17931
570.874.2621
Website: www.birthright.org

ABC Crisis Pregnancy Center
323 13th Street
Franklin, PA 16323
814.432.2229
Website: www.abcpregnancycenter.info
Email: www.LifeMattersAtABC@verizon.net

Cornerstone Pregnancy Care Services
835 Houston Run Drive, Suite 330
Gap, PA 17527
717.442.8694
717.442.3111
Website: www.cornerstonepcs.com
Email: adminoffice@cornerstonepcs.com

Tender Care
1844 York Road
Gettysburg PA 17325
717.334.8613
Website: www.tendercare.org
Email: help@tendercare.org

 

[flufinonis]

Birthright
121 N. Main Street
Greensburg PA 15601
724.832.2577
Website: www.birthright.org

Catholic Charities
711 East Pittsburgh St.
Greensburg PA 15601
724.837.1840
Website: www.ccharitiesgreensburg.org

Tender Care
600 Carlisle St., Suite B
Hanover, PA 17331
717.633.1200
Website: www.tendercare.org
Email: help@tendercare.org

Morning Star Pregnancy Services
3837 Walnut St.
Harrisburg, PA 17109
717.901.2799
Website: www.morningstarchoices.com

Community Care Pregnancy Center
1813 West St.
Homestead, PA 15120
412.464.1606
Website: www.ccpcpgh.org
Email: Contact@CCPCPgh.org

Crossroads Pregnancy Center
600 Washington Street
Huntingdon, PA 16652
814.542.2880
Website: www.cpcforlife.org

Birthright
271 Philadelphia Street
Indiana PA 15701
724.463.9118
Website: www.birthright.org

A Baby’s Breath
2062 W. Main Street
Jeffersonville, PA 19403
610.630.9630
Website: www.ababysbreath.org
Email: help@ababysbreath.org

Birthright
111 Walnut Street,. Suite 201
Johnstown PA 15901
814.535.8231
Website: www.birthright.org

Precious Life Inc.
1407 Eisenhower Blvd
Johnstown, PA 15904
814.269.4391
Website: www.plinc.org

Amnion Crisis Pregnancy Center
645 E. Baltimore Pike
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610.444.7172
Website: www.amnion.org
Email: info@amnion.org

Life Choices
13633 State Rt. 422, Suite B
Kittanning PA 16201
724.545.2824
Website: www.yourlifechoicesnow.com

A Woman’s Concern
616 N Duke St.
Lancaster, PA 17602
717.394.1561
Website: www.pregnancylancaster.com
Email: cathyawc@epix.net

Pregnancy Resource Clinic
49 N. Richardson Avenue
Lansdale PA 19446
215.855.2424
Website: www.pregnancyresourceclinic.org
Email: helponline@northpennpregnancy.org

Morning Star Ministries
P.O. Box 1383
Lansdale, PA 19446
215.723.8103
Website: www.morningstarmaternityhome.org
Email: morning_star_min@hotmail.com

Lebanon Pregnancy Center
131 S. 8th St.
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.274.0600
717.274.9246
Website: www.svps.org
Email: info@svps.org

Crossroads Pregnancy Center
109 E. 3rd Street
Lewistown, PA 17044
717.242.0301
Website: www.cpcforlife.org

Tri-City Life Center
1155 Wildlife Lodge Rd.
Lower Burrell, PA 15068
724.339.9399
Website: www.tri-citylifecenter.org
Email: lbtricitylife@yahoo.com

Tri-State Pregnancy Center
905 Pennsylvania Avenue
Matamoras, PA 18336
570.491.5151
Website: www.tristatepregnancycenter.org

Meadville Crisis Pregnancy Center
657 Pine Street
Meadville, PA 16335
814.333.6567
Website: www.pregnancycenterofmeadville.com
Email: Pcom41@windstream.net

Morning Star Pregnancy Services
35 South Union Street
Middletown, PA 17057
717.944.3888
Website: www.morningstarchoices.com

Crisis Pregnancy Life Line
403 Union St
Millersburg PA 17061-1469
717.692.2183
Website: www.lifelinepcc.org

Heartbeat Community Service
Millerstown PA 17062
717.589.7208
1.888.LIFE-Aid
Website: www.heartbeatcs.org
Email: coordinator@pa.net

Beaver Valley Pregnancy Support Center
110 Christy Drive
Monaca, PA 15061
724.728.5550
Hotline: 724.601.9599
Website: www.pregnancysupportcenter.info
Email: contact@pregnancysupportcenter.info

Pregnancy Resource Center
321 N. Jefferson Street
New Castle, PA 16107
Hotline# 724-856-5060
724.658.6329
Website: mypregnancyhelp.net/
Email: Mypregnancyhelp@gmail.com

Catholic Charities
119 E. North Street
New Castle PA 16101
724.658.5526
Website: www.catholiccharitiesusa.org
Email: hchris@ccpgh.org

Morning Star Pregnancy Services
503 Bridge Street
New Cumberland, PA 17070
717.901.5433
Website: www.morningstarchoices.com

Catholic Charities
St. Joseph Parish
1129 Leishman Ave.
New Kensington, PA 15068
724.334.4453
1.866.409.6455
Website: www.ccharitiesgreensburg.org

Catholic Social Services
353 E Johnson Hwy
Norristown, PA 19401
610.279.7372
Website: www.catholicsocialservicesphilly.org

Alpha Pregnancy Services
1601 Lombard St.
Philadelphia, PA 19146
215.545.Hope
Website: www.alphapre.org

Birthright
7986 Oxford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19111
215.728.0385
Website: www.birthright.org

Catholic Social Services
Pregnancy & Adoption Services
227 N. 18th Street
Philadelphia PA 19103
215.587.3900
Website: www.catholicsocialservices.org
Email: csshelp@chs-adthila.org

Choices, Inc
3526 Cottman Avenue, 2nd Fl.
Philadelphia, PA 19149
215.624.1280
Website: choicesinc.net/
Email: jan@choicesinc.net

 

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Cora Lifeline Services
8540 Verree Road
Philadelphia, PA 1911
215.342.7660
Website: www.coraservices.com
Email: info@coraservices.org

Birthright
201 N. Craig Street,. Suite 200
Pittsburgh PA 15213
412.621.1988
Website: www.birthright.org

Catholic Charities
212 9th Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412.456.6999
Website: www.ccpgh.org
Email: info@ccpgh.org

Genesis Center
141 N Fremont Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15202
412.766.4934
Website: www.genesispgh.org

Pregnancy Resource Center of the South Hills
101 Drake Rd., Ste. A
Pittsburgh, PA 15241
412.833.7445
Email: prcsh1@comcast.net
Email: questions@prcsh.org
Website: www.prcsh.org

Birthright
327 King Street
Pottstown, PA 19464
610.327.2626
Website: www.birthright.org

Genesis Pregnancy Care Center
151 Kings Street
Pottstown, PA 19464
610.970.8089
Website: www.genpcc.org

We Care CPC
131 W. Mahoning Street
Puxsutawney PA 15767
814.938.4024

Crossroads Pregnancy Care
Q56 Trumbauersville Rd.
Quakertown, PA 18951
215.538.7003
Website: www.crossroadspregnancycare.org
Email: crossroadscpc@verizon.net

Lifeline of Berks County
612 Reading Ave.
W. Reading PA 19611
610.374.8545
Website: www.lifelineofberks.org

Mercy Community Crisis Pregnancy Center
105 South 5th Street
Reading, PA 19602
610.376.0828
Website: www.mercypregnancycenter.org

Mary’s Shelter
325 S. 12th St.
Reading, PA 19602
610.376.1973
Website: www.marysshelter.org
Email: info@marysshelter.org

Birthright
502 Cedar Avenue
Scranton PA 18505
570.961.1133
Website: www.birthright.org

Catholic Charities Counseling & Adoption
995 Linden Street
Sharon, PA 16146
724.346.4142
Toll Free: 1.800.350.2699
Website: www.eriercd.org

Catholic Charities
112 Market St.
Sunbury, PA 17801
570.988.2860

Pregnancy Ministries
20 E. Burd St
Shippensburg, PA 17257
717.532.4446
Website: www.pregnancyministries.org

Birthright
133 W. Main Street, Suite 208
Somerset, PA 15501
814.445.9300
Website: www.birthright.org

Catholic Social Services
240 N Bishop Ave.
Springfield, PA 19064
610.626.6550

Pregnancy Resource Clinic
423 S. Pugh St.
State College, PA 16801
814.234.7340
Website: www.scprc.com
Email: jenny@scprc.com

Pocono Pregnancy Resource Center
115 N 8th Street
Stroudsburg PA 18360
24-hour Hotline: 570.424.1113
570.424.0373
Website: www.poconoprc.org
Email: prcp@epix.net

Birthright
264 Market St.
Sunbury PA 17801
570.286.8560
Website: www.birthright.org

Endless Mountains Pregnancy Care Center
13 State Street
Towanda, PA 18848
570.265.0500
Website: www.empccfree.com
Email: contact@empccfree.com

Women’s Care Center
13 N. Main Street
Union City, PA 16438
814.438.9444
Website: www.wccerie.org

Catholic Charities
801 Broad Ave.
Belle Vernon, PA 15012
724.929.4699
1.866.409.6455
Website: www.ccharitiesgreensburg.org

Catholic Charities
140 N Beeson Ave
Uniontown, PA 15401
724.439.3531
1.866.409.6455
Website: www.ccharitiesgreensburg.org

Choice One Pregnancy Resource Centers
Bucks County
2222 Trenton Rd.
Levittown PA 19056
215.269.6912
800.497.8378
Website: www.choice-one.net
Email: choiceone1@msn.com

Choice One Pregnancy Resource Centers
Mercer County
1764 Brunswick Avenue, Alternate Rte 1
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
609.989.1024
609.989.1616
800.497.8378
Website: choiceonesupport.org/
Email: choiceone1@msn.com

A Baby’s Breath
600 Louis Drive, Suite 206B
Warminster, PA 18974
267.275.4097
Website: www.ababysbreath.org
Email: help@ababysbreath.org

Catholic Charities Adoption Services
213 W 3rd Avenue, #209
Warren PA 16365
814.726.9799
888.793.6602
Website: www.cccas.org
Email: lmclaughlin@cccas.org

Catholic Charities
331 S. Main Street
Washington PA 15301
724.228.7722
Main line: 412.456.6999 (Pittsburgh)
Website: www.ccpgh.org

Pregnancy Ministries
220 S Potomac Street
Waynesboro PA 17268
717.762.8066
Website: www.pregnancyministries.org

Crisis Center of Greene
52 W Franklin Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
724.627.6819
Website: www.cpcwaynesburg.org
Email: office@cpcwaynesburg.org

Birthright
112 S. High Street
West Chester PA 19382
610.436.0773
Website: www.birthright.org

Volunteers of America
25 N. River Street
Wilkes Barre, PA 18702
570.825.5261
Website: www.voapa.org

Human Life Services
742 S. George Street
York, PA 17401
717.846.2384
Website: www.humanlifeservices.org
Email: hls@humanlifeservices.org

Pregnancy and Family Resource Center
46 W. Princess St.
York, PA 17401
24-hour Hotline: 888.LIF.EAID
717.854.6285
Website: www.yorkpregnancycenter.com

 

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I have witnessed unexpected babies save their parents’ and other family member’s lives. They were in different, unexpected ways. Some are obvious. Doesn’t everyone know of a single parent that got it together, quit the partying, and became more responsible after the birth of a baby? I know of babies that are giving their older brothers and sisters reasons to live.

Maybe God sent this baby as an answer to your prayers. I don’t know how, because it seems like all they do is “take”. But they actually give, too. You won’t know until it happens, and if you abort the baby, you might be throwing away the help you are needing and wanting so badly. Yes, the baby will change your family, but it won’t be for the worse.

 

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youtube.com/watch?v=gON-8PP6zgQ&list=PLD3iXBd5LjkKZX8Oy9HnacaY6_-SSzeal

Well I do hope you know what you are getting into before you do it. You can learn about it all here and see other videos about how women feel after they had an abortion.

youtube.com/watch?v=zemQoVJBlXY

 

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TSB4, please tell me all of the resourses listed above are the closest to you.