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In this episode of Abby Johnson Unscripted, Abby shares her journey from working at Planned Parenthood to becoming a pro-life advocate. The conversation delves into her childhood aspirations, the impact of personality traits in the abortion industry, and the complexities of crisis situations. Abby discusses the effective recruitment tactics of Planned Parenthood and the often misplaced compassion that leads to viewing women as victims rather than addressing the root issues. Real stories from women in crisis reveal the disconnect between perceived compassion and actual care in the abortion industry.

In this conversation, the speakers discuss the challenges faced by pregnancy centers in managing complex cases of women seeking help. They emphasize the need for comprehensive case management to address the underlying issues that lead women to consider abortion. The importance of truth in counseling is highlighted, as well as the recruitment strategies used by organizations like Planned Parenthood.

The conversation concludes with reflections on the narrative surrounding women in abortion clinics and the need for a more supportive approach.

I've spent years telling pieces of my story: my time at Planned Parenthood, my decision to quit, the healing that came after.

But there's more I haven't said out loud — the doubts I still wrestle with, the faith that carries me through, and what life actually looks like on the other side of the abortion industry.

So, I'm starting something new. No script. No talking points. Just me, telling you the truth.

Introducing Unscripted. New episodes every Tuesday coming soon.

On the season finale of "Politely Rude," Brian and Pam Wheelock drop by to tell their story. Here's a bit about them from their bio: "Brian and Pam desire to see the church change their ways in how they are treating those who identify as homosexual. Brian Wheelock’s journey of leaving his gay identity was incredible and challenging, but Brian truly believes God called him out of that lifestyle and, with Pam, his wife of thirteen years, actively ministers to those who feel they have unwanted Same-Sex Attraction."

Listen to this powerful episode of "Politely Rude."