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“Wait! There’s a Heartbeat?”: Mom About to Abort ‘Clump of Cells’ Sees the Lie Exposed in Last-Minute Ultrasound

Abby never expected to be a frequent flyer at her local abortion clinic. But in a piece shared by pro-life group Save the Storks, Abby reveals the moment she’d found herself there for the second time in four months.

Convincing herself it was just a “clump of cells,” Abby made her way toward the abortion clinic when a friendly stranger tapped her on the shoulder.

Abby turned around to be greeted by a woman close to her age. She was standing in front of a bus that read “Free ultrasounds and pregnancy tests!” 

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Thinking back to her last abortion, Abby remembered she was not shown the ultrasound. Still sticking to her mantra that it was just a “clump of cells,” Abby wasn’t sure there would be much to see. Still, she took the woman up on her offer and climbed onto the Stork Bus for her free ultrasound.

“It’s free,” she thought. “What do I have to lose?”

As Abby lay there, anxious about being late to her abortion appointment, a nurse turned on the ultrasound screen and poured some gel onto her stomach.

After a few moments of searching, Abby was shocked when the nurse looked at her and said, “There it is! There’s your baby’s heartbeat. Looks like you’re ten weeks along.”

“Wait! There’s a heartbeat?” Abby thought, before realizing that the “clump of cells” inside of her was SO much more than she’d ever thought.

Having not been given the opportunity to see her baby—growing, moving, kicking, living inside of her prior to her last abortion, the free ultrasound brought Abby to a place of realization. The lie she’d been told about it being “just a clump of cells” was exposed once and for all.

“This is what I missed!” she blurted out before breaking down in tears and sharing her story with the nurse.

It was in that precious moment on the Stork Bus when Abby’s life changed forever. Not only did she choose LIFE for her baby, she also was able to get the resources she needed to start healing from her previous abortion.

My prayer today is that Abby’s story will reach someone who needs it and lead others who find themselves in her position to choose LIFE.

To learn more about how you can help women choose life for their babies, visit SaveTheStorks.com, or follow them on Facebook.

Bri Lamm
Bri Lamm
Bri is an outgoing introvert with a heart that beats for adventure. She lives to serve the Lord, experience the world, and eat macaroni and cheese in between capturing life’s greatest moments on one of her favorite cameras.

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"Here we are, 24 times we have celebrated Valentine’s Day... I feel like I am just lately really getting to know you."

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Longest-living President Jimmy Carter has lived an incredible life rooted in deep Christian faith. From his time as the 39th President of the United States to his global humanitarian efforts, Jimmy Carter's legacy is one that honors God and country.

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