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<p>Describing her son’s life as &#8216;one of the greatest joys,&#8217; Hurm encouraged participants to be intentional in helping women who are expecting.</p>
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<p>Pro-life speaker Sarah Hurm offered her testimony about facing her fourth unplanned pregnancy at a March for Life rally on the National Mall on Jan. 23.</p>
<p>“I am hear to tell you that abortion pill reversal can work. My life, and the life of my son, is living proof,” Hurm, who is a Catholic single mother of four, said at the rally.</p>
<p>Hurm described seeking an abortion. “The clinic had felt lifeless,” she said. After taking the abortion pill, she changed her mind and found the abortion pill reversal ministry. </p>
<p>“I realized &#8230; I could fight for my child’s life. And so I did,” she said.</p>
<p>Abortion pill reversal (APR) is recommended or dispensed by pro-life pregnancy centers to prevent the completion of an abortion shortly after a woman takes mifepristone to achieve a chemical abortion. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) <a href="https://www.acog.org/advocacy/facts-are-important/medication-abortion-reversal-is-not-supported-by-science">does not recommend</a> the use of APR, citing insufficient evidence. Alternatively, the American Association of Pro-Life OB-GYNs (AAPLOG) <a href="https://aaplog.org/abortion-pill-reversal/">states the literature</a> “clearly shows that the blockade is reversible with natural progesterone.”</p>
<p>Describing her son’s life as “one of the greatest joys,” Hurm encouraged participants to be intentional in helping women who are expecting.</p>
<p>“Saving a life can be as simple as answering a phone call, driving a friend to an ultrasound, or helping pick out a car seat,” Hurm said. “Small sacrifices can become enormous victories that support moms like me and children like mine. You have that power. Be that person that connects a woman to hope.”</p>
<p>Hurm further thanked the men in attendance at the March, saying: “Your voice carries weight, and we need you.”</p>
<p>“Join me in making a commitment of being living proof that life is a gift,” she concluded.</p>
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‘You Have That Power’ to Help Women| National Catholic Register
