aw mary.  *hugs*  God is good though!  And as for the reunion?  Can't wait!

Jenifer Gilley
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Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 10:26 PM
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Subject: Re: my story.


Jenn and Reeves,

My pretty purple ones! I am honoured that you would trust us with
what must have been a most difficult pair of life-changing stories of
personal horror, trauma, and tragedy. I laud your bravery, and your honesty.

I love you two just a little more today than yesterday for having the
courage to share your experiences with the rest of us.

I yearn for the day when both of you will see your beautiful children
who will love you o, so much. It will be a pleasure to meet them and
see your reunions.

Jenn, I had a rough day and March 4th got deleted for me. I hope this
day was as peaceful as such a day can be. I am praying for you as my
fingers range over the keys ...

You are all so special, every last one of you. I have never been on a
list where people were able to speak so frankl and with such love,
not only for OUR SWEETEST JESUS THE CHRIST, but for one another also..


IN HIS MATCHLESS NAME,

purple Mari




At 03:55 PM 3/18/2008, you wrote:
>Jen Honey,
>
>I just read your story about your abortion and how you were treated.
>Do not feel alone, my love. I had one, too, August 27, 1979. I was
>living with the man who became my first husband, Roy, in Phoenix,
>Arizona. We conceived a child on May 13, 1979.
>
>When I told him I was pregnant, he threatened to send me back to
>Columbus. I said absolutely not, I would be the black sheep of the
>family if he did that. So he got a gun and put the business end of
>the gun to my head, telling me to get rid of it or else. You think I
>didn't cry? Sure I did! I cried till I didn't think I could cry
>anymore, and then it started over again.
>
>I called my aunt about 90 miles away from Phoenix and asked her to
>go with me, and she said she would.
>
>Planned Parenthood is a really skanky place to go, but at that time,
>it was cheap, only 140 dollars. I had to have cash with me for that
>amount when I went in for the procedure, as you said.
>
>Fortunately, I had counseling for alternatives to abortion before
>they'd do the procedure. They talked to me about adoption, etc.,
>but, somehow, I knew, and this was true, that I couldn't carry the
>baby to term. I had endometriosis. I ended up having a hysterectomy
>four years later.
>
>Anyway, they gave me ten milligrams of Valium, which relaxed me and
>I sorta didn't care what happened, but I didn't go to sleep. I asked
>questions as the procedure was happening.
>
>Afterward, I blew these clots about the size of a silver dollar, and
>did that for two weeks. I had the most miserable cramping I'd ever
>had in my life. That was the endometriosis doing its thing.
>
>After the abortion, my soon-to-be-husband wouldn't touch me, and
>even after my hysterectomy.
>
>We were married in 1980, and that lasted three years, after which I
>divorced the S O B and married the love of my life, John Parry.
>
>I just wanted you to know you weren't alone, and the place you had
>your abortion done was exactly like the one I had mine done in.
>
>I'd love to call you sometime, if you'd care to write me privately
>with your phone number.
>
>
>Thank God I found Jesus in 1982!!!!
>
>
>Love, Hugs and Kisses,
>
>Reeva Parry
>
>
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