Louise gave birth to her rapist’s baby; she was raped by someone she knew. A man, who wasn’t supposed to hurt her, took advantage of her body and her womanhood.
Not only was she a victim, shortly after being raped, Louise found out she was also pregnant with her rapist’s baby.
Like so many women who unfortunately find themselves in her shoes, Louise had a choice to make: keep this baby, or have an abortion.
“I wasn’t going to let an innocent life pay for one man’s intent to hurt me,” she explains.
Louise knows that a common argument for abortion and why abortion is “needed” is in the case of rape. But as a woman, a survivor of rape and a mother of the product of rape, she disagrees.