The legislature approved Senate Bill 371, a pro-life bill which introduces oversight into the chemical abortion industry by including chemical abortions in the definition of abortion in Indiana law. Currently, an abortion facility that performs only chemical-type abortions does not have be licensed or inspected. SB 371 will require chemical abortion facilities to meet the same requirements as surgical abortion facilities in such areas as reporting standards, physician oversight, cleanliness standards and building accessibility." Also: " The law requires that chemical abortion facilities undergo inspection and licensing, in the same fashion as surgical abortion facilities. This crucial oversight mechanism will help ensure chemical abortion facilities are ready to adequately care for any woman who experiences complications following her procedure.”
Those quotes are from article sent to my inbox from http://www.lifenews.com/2013/05/01/indiana-gov-pence-signs-pro-life-bill-targeting-ru-486-abortion-drug.
This paragraph below is from a blog post sent to my inbox :
"When students protest abortion, can schools draw the line?
The entry [quoted here] in the Washington Post blog is written by Charles C. Haynes on May 1, 2013 at 10:15 am
Students with deep religious convictions are fast turning public schools into the newest battleground over abortion – much to the dismay of beleaguered school officials." With these quotes {this was sent to my inbox to help publicize} : "Now pro-life kids are taking their turn defining student rights by challenging school officials in court." And: "The censorship of Annie in Minnesota, however, is a very different case.
The pro-life fliers she distributed – “Save the baby humans. Stop abortion.” – caused some students to complain that they were offended. But the school failed to show that the fliers caused any significant disruption.
Under the First Amendment, students are free to share their religious or political views, even if those views offend others..." Tinker still rules: School officials may not censor student religious or political speech..." These quotes are from : http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/on-faith/wp/2013/05/01/when-students-protest-abortion-can-schools-draw-the-line.
This photo below is a medical accurate photo of how a tiny human in the amniotic sac looks. It is a heinous crime against humanity to kill the tiniest humans and it is a grievous sin against GOD, who wrote in stone, "thou shalt not kill". {Exodus 20:13, KJV].
Study the photo and make a committment to the prolife cause. Fight for the lives of those who cannot fight off their assassins or shout for help or scream when ripped apart. Do what is right. Join the prolife "battle" while it is a battle of words and legal jockeying, and before it becomes the next civil war in the U S.
Also, see other unique sites that have more prolife news and some medical references and a list of prolife celebrities at:
http://prolife-nurse.blogspot.com
http://publishing-life.blogspot.com
http://save-the-baby-humans.blogspot.com
http://gloriapoole.blogspot.com
http://tapestry-of-life-llp.blogspot.com
words that WORK was begun by me Gloria Poole in the state of Georgia in 1993, and was registered there as an LLC for many years. Then it was reregistered in Colorado as an LLP [but not any longer since 2009]; but I moved from Colorado on Oct 31, 2009 to Missouri and continued the mission of it from my apartment. words that WORK means words that WORK [accomplish what GOD intended] for the glory of GOD. Gloria Poole, RN & artist in all mediums; at my apartment in Missouri; 2-May-2013; 4:00pm. Also for the record, I am a white, Christian, single,heterosexual woman [divorced twice] who was born in the state of Georgia, but currently reside in Missouri. I write on prolife cause, photograph often, paint, sketch, draw as an artist. If you are curious about me personally read the gloriapoole.blogspot.com blog listed, and the "about me" and profile pages and see the other blogs also and the links on them to see some of the art I created. Also, scroll through the archives of this blog because some of the art I created is posted on this blog.
