Comments on: “It Was Horrible, Horrible!”

By: Lorraine

Lorraine — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 20:54:39 +0000

WoW this all blows me away. This man Dr. Rand deliverd both my baby’s in 1981 & 1982 I had just turned 19 with my 1st baby. I do remember him asking me if I want an abortion & I said absoluty not so thank god he never brought it uo again to me. Not even 2weeks after my 2nd baby I hemriged 3 times. I called him the first time & he told me to put my legs up of course it did not stop went to the E.R. well they got it to stop so they sent me home the next day it happend again I almost died that time. Dr Rand had to remove my utris I was only 20 my heart was broken, BUT I thank god I had 2 beautiful kids a girl & a boy I felt very blessed & they had there mommy. At that time I felt he saved my life and I felt very lucky. Now I wonder if he could have saved my Uteris if he could have done somthing differnt? I’m just glad I am alive, I got to see my kids growup & now I’m watching my grandkids growup : ) But to think what Dr Rand did to all those little unborn baby’s make’s me so sick to my stomach. Shame on him, only he will know if god can forgive him. I’m not sure all the little lost babys can :(

By: Cathy

Cathy — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 17:36:52 +0000

I hope Yeni made her way back to the church. Yeni, if you read this: GO BACK! Talk to the priest. He will show you compassion. Do not be afraid. Jesus died for sinners, he did not come for the righteous. Divine Mercy is available to you, no matter what you have done. All you have to do is ask for it! The more you have sinned, the greater celebration in heaven at your return. It’s NEVER to late to go back. You can use this terrible knowledge for something good, to prevent some of the misery and horrors you’ve seen.

By: Connie in TJ

Connie in TJ — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 21:24:02 +0000

We thank the Lord for moving these women out of harms way and not to stand for the slaughter of the innocent anymore.

Thank you, Jim and the others that were there faithfully praying and counseling women at the steps of the killing rooms for untold days to years. The pamphlets work and the prayers are mighty! Your presense I know moves many through your love and concern for them and their babies…if not immediately, but later onto freedom and forgiveness in Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit uses all you do to rescue not only the lives of the babies, but these staff workers and the mothers that make these appointements with death.

By: alma

alma — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 16:03:14 +0000

Wow that is crazy and horrible that’s so sad how these things happen every day, how can they take a life a an inocent child that did not asked to come to this world how can those doctors sleep at night thinking tomorrow they will take more inocent life. I hope one day they make abortion illegal! I pray that they do. And for Sonia and Yani I’m proud of them for leaving that horrible job. I will pray for those inocent babies may God have them in his hands. :(

By: 805-896-7558

805-896-7558 — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

We need to find more people like Yeni and Sonia they must be hundreds. The truth trucks are a start but we need to go main stream with this in the biggest way possible. We need a panel of doctors, nurses, and previous patients and somehow make it compelling enough that the news stations must pick up the story.

By: Jennifer Cartell

Jennifer Cartell — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

This was an incredible story and I pray that all the new Pregnancy Medical Clinics will offer these young girls front desk reception/medical assistant positions to get them out of there. Afterall, the abortionists shouldn’t work without an assistant but I’m imagining they’d do just about anything for the money. The abortion industry has made me not trust doctors and I’ve been a medical professional for over 20 years. One life at a time is a great thing to remember here…congrats to these two girls for seeing the true evil in this industry and for getting out. Thanks goodness our God is merciful and Jesus has already cleansed us. :)

Jennifer Cartell
LCDR, MSC, USN-Ret.
Executive Director
Corona Life Services

By: Songbird77

Songbird77 — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

I must buttress a poignant aspect of Yeni’s story here: Post-abortive angst (i.e., clarity) is the end of innocence.

Far more than losing one’s virginity…infinitely more than fading youth and idealism…..post-abortive realization augurs a singular disillusion that is difficult to adequately quantify. And just as painful to bear.

I would urge the courageous young women in this case to seek out a wise and compassionate clergyman – be they Catholic or non-Catholic. I, too, was so frightened that I could not confess for a full year after converting in 1976. (Thus, I could not take Communion as a result.) This was unfortunate, to say the least. But it had to be done. That repentance, coupled with my own inner fortitude, was the only tenable remedy I could enact.

I truly wish the best for the young women here – and for the countless other medical professionals who face the same agony. No one – no matter what religion, race or vocation – should be pressured into participating in an arena of medicine they find abhorrent.

And…..I often wonder: Was this discomfiture the determining factor in the near-total silence of the staff at Asbury Hospital who attended me nearly 30 years ago? They weren’t cruel. They weren’t condemning. They weren’t disdainful.

They just weren’t anything.

I wish for more for my younger sisters – and for generations yet unborn.

By: Christine B.

Christine B. — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Thank GOD that there are people like Yeni and Sonia. I pray for these little victims every day. I can’t see how anyone with a breathe in their lungs can look at there selves in the mirror. To get paid for killing! I pray that there will be more people awaken to the reality of what they are doing. Thanks to our Savior Jesus for forgiving and forgeting our mistakes.

By: Gary

Gary — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Here’s what I don’t understand. Although I’m grateful that the women of this story decided to get out of the business of killing children, what took them so long? I know that at $8.50 an hour, she could have easily gotten another job somewhere else and she wouldn’t have had to participate in the brutal destruction on innocent human beings.

Frankly, $8.50 and hour and “experience” seems like a poor excuse to remain in a death camp, once you’ve been faced with the truth about what you’re doing.

Not that I’m knocking her, specifically, but I wonder how many other medical “professionals” are continuing to work in the business of death, while secretly wanting to get out? Just my 2¢

By: Elizabeth Christle

Elizabeth Christle — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

I think the fact that this assistant came from a religious background made her more aware of the evil she was involved with.By using her testimony you can enlighten those who have forgotten this issue.Please keeep up the good work! You are all my heros! God Bless!!