Death Toll February 9-14, 2009

“Rescuing babies, saving lives, one heart, one at a time”

 

Reporting from the war zone, the killing fields of Granite City , Illinois   

  Once known for their towering steel mills, now known for the late-term baby dumping mill.

Casualty Count: Over 400,000 mother-child relationships in their 35 year reign of terror

 

Monday- Bag n’ Tag approx 153 for medical research, pharmaceutical and cosmetic firms from past week’s carnage.

 

Tuesday- midnight abortions approx 28      5 saves          Highlights: 5 precious babies saved through ultrasound including twins. Jessica 31 weeks pregnant from IL, Lashonda 12 weeks pregnant with twins from MO, Katerie 6 weeks pregnant from MO, Margaret 10 weeks pregnant from MO 

Beautiful spring-like weather. Helped grandmother with baby supplies.   

 

Wednesday- CLOSED

 

Thursday- approx 39      IN, TX, MO, IL    3 saves      Highlights: 2 on-site ultrasounds  Trina approx 8 weeks pregnant from MO, Tracy approx 13 weeks pregnant from IL. Dee and Carlos approx 7 weeks pregnant from MO. Mother and daughter from MO confirmed keeping baby.

Lowlights: Local abortion-bound girl turned away from Mosaic pregnancy center in Granite City stating, “They only do ultrasounds on Tuesday. The technician leaves by noon. Pregnancy can not be over 12 weeks. The pregnant client must come to them at onset of pregnancy and must accept Jesus on the spot to receive help.” Is it any wonder why we catch so many disgusted girls walking inside Hope abortion Clinic for help?

 

Friday- approx 30      IN², IA, AR, ID, MO, IL      Highlights: Prayer warriors behind the frontlines successfully engaged another pro-life physician to confirm saves, ultrasounds, prenatal care, and follow-ups to abortion-bound mothers. Thank you Jesus!    

Lowlights: 0 saves  On-site screamers including Donna Westenberger, and “Kathy” from Heartland Baptist Church in St. Louis , MO. Guard confirmed troublemakers screamed women inside before we arrived. Shouting match continued after we set up ultrasound van. Quincy rosary walkers mostly quiet.

 

Saturday- approx 40      IN, AR, OK, MO, IL      3 saves     Highlights: Valentine roses were handed out to abortion-bound mothers. Marietta 6 weeks pregnant from Oklahoma is keeping baby. Mother and daughter from MO confirmed keeping baby. Three generations from IL came out upset. They confirmed they were keeping their late-term baby. Great turnout of rosary warriors including Our Mother of Perpetual Help from Maryville , IL and pro-life dog “Julie” J.

Lowlights: Screaming and assault on 3 year old. Read: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre www.smallvictoriesusa.com   Cold and windy weather. A lot of late-term mothers including mother from Arkansas who carried bloodied clothing in clear bag after Day 2 of grisly abortion. Brazen Christians were wearing Christian shirts premeditatedly murdering their babies.   

 

Approx. 137 babies killed. 11 babies saved. 3042 saves since January 2000 and

28 babies have been adopted through Small Victories!

 

            No time to quit: When Abraham Lincoln was a young man, he ran for the legislature in Illinois and was badly swamped. He next entered business, failed, and spent 17 years of his life paying up the debts of a worthless partner. He was in love with a beautiful young woman to whom he became engaged- then she died. Entering politics again, he ran for Congress and was badly defeated. He then tried to get an appointment to the U.S. land office but failed. In 1856 he became a candidate for the vice-presidency and was defeated. In 1858 he was defeated by Douglas . “It’s about time you quit trying, isn’t it?” inquired a friend. “No time to quit,” was Lincoln ’s quick reply. “I’m too busy preparing to make another attempt,”- and Abraham Lincoln wrote his name indelibly in the history of the United States .

            “Courage is the greatest gift of all. Courage stands before everything. It is what preserves our liberty, safety, life, and our country and children.” ~Plautus  

 

            Be encouraged ~Angela