
Wichita, KS – Operation Rescue is asking women who have had abortions by LeRoy Carhart in the past five years to contact them.
“We are conducting a research project and are encouraging women who are ready to share their stories about their abortion experiences with LeRoy Carhart to contact us as soon as possible,” said Operation Rescue Senior Policy Advisor Cheryl Sullenger. “Of course, all communications with us will be held in strictest confidence.”
Carhart operates an abortion clinic known as the Abortion and Contraception Clinic of Nebraska in Bellevue, Nebraska, a suburb of Omaha. He was employed until its closure at Women’s Health Care Services in Wichita, Kansas. He is also licensed to operate in Indiana, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. He may have done abortions in Iowa in the past, as well.
If you had an abortion at by LeRoy Carhart in any of these states over the past five years we would love to speak with you. Your communications will remain confidential and your identity will be protected. Contact Operation Rescue at 316-683-6790, ext. 112, or e-mail us at info@operationrescue.org.





I wonder how many of these women are single moms without the proper support ??? or would have been had they not aborted their baby. I know a women whose birth mother was kicked out of her Christian family “home” and given an choice to either be disinherited or get rid of the grandchild…. Nice! At least she elected adopting the baby out…………I’m the founder of Single Moms Need Support. PLease consider and pray for this group! The CHURCH has failed these family groups miserably and over 11 millon single parents and kids is a HUGE harvest area….. Thank you! ( The baby was me!)
Donetta Robbins’ niece committed suicide after an abortion by Carhart.
http://realchoice.0catch.com/library/deaths/bl01hmason.htm
Times have changed! There is help for pregnant girls and many options which weren’t available before. Adoption being the best option if a baby is truly unwanted. Excuse my bluntness as usual, I think of myself as a Christian, but if I saw this LeRoy Carhart in any medical setting, I would run the other way!
The only women who will go to him are those who are very desperate! Those are the ones we must reach! In view of the immigration from Mexico, I am afraid there will be many women running to abortionists who do not have the knowledge or support from their significant others which they should have. Our culture of death promotes the actions of abortionists in situations related to reducing the number of minorities. In my opinion, our government supports the reduction of population who are in poverity, single moms and minorities in general. I believe they want to create a superior race, although this hidden agenda is unmentioned. Of course, they also do not want to provide care for those who are old, mentally challenged, or poor. If they could do away with these segments of our population, there would be more money for them. Why do you think abortion is promoted for babies who “may” be handicapped? They make the parents feel it is their obligation to not bring an imperfect baby into the world and most everyone agrees with them. (I’m sure Obama will work abortions in as a necessary procedure in his plan for Socialized Medicine. Will that mean more late term abortions due to lack of getting an appointment with an abortionist?) Or will abortion be a top priority for these populations?)
Leroy Carhart–I am sorry for your grief over George Tiller. It has brought out a vengeance in you which will wreak havoc for you and others. You are an old man who is likely to make some medical mistakes and in view of your disrespect for women’s lives, I have a feeling you will be responsible for another woman’s death. Tiller’s family knew when it was time to quit. I am saddened for their loss and with the knowledge that their loved one never repented for the deaths of 60,000 babies. Mr. Carhart, it is time for you to prepare your heart for the return of our Lord. Do you want any more death on your conscience? Maybe your family will help you see the light.
Elaina!!! wow. I support groups like yours and ya know, we need to all get real. Christians, supposed christians are having abortions and many of them! We need to support our daughters and sisters who find themselves in crisis with an unplanned pregnancy, I have seen mothers force their daughters to abort and seen the bitterness spring up in the relationship because of it. Abortion is not the solution. ever. and kudos to those moms who find the strength against tremendous odds to give life to their babies!
Sarah — how dare you say “Supposed Christians are having abortions?”
Are you implying that if one has an abortion, one can no longer be Christian?
I had an abortion, and I am Christian. Yes, I regret it, but let me tell you what else I regret — the fact that I no longer feel welcome at Church because of the way people there TALK about women who have had abortions!
I fully submit myself to the judgement of God, and what I feel about the abortion is a private matter between myself, my two angels (I was carrying twins) and God. I don’t think anyone else has the right to comment on me based on one decision I made. I don’t think anyone, even a pastor, has the right to condemn me.
Have any of you read the Bible?
“Judge not lest ye be judged.”
Let’s stop using such crude language to describe women who have had abortions. Let’s stop suggesting things about them, their souls, their hearts, their personal lives, so that maybe they feel welcome in Church once more.
After all — there is more than one victim after an abortion.