The abortion industry is filled with darkness and evil.
But through the Lord’s grace, some have found their way out and exposed the industry.
And this former abortion worker’s redemption story is an inspiration that will leave you speechless.
It’s a miracle she survived
Priscilla Hurley’s life nearly ended before she was even born.
She survived a botched abortion at three and a half months.
She experienced immense trauma that led her down a dark path in life.
Hurley had two abortions, one at 19 years old and another at 25.
She described the experience in an interview with Fox News Digital.
“It was not legal yet federally, it was legal in California, but it was under a general anesthetic,” she said. “I had no conscious memory of it, but I went into the hospital pregnant, came out not pregnant again. I was really devastated as I look back,” she said. “It was devastatingly painful because it was a local anesthetic, the popular procedure done surgically, but with a vacuum aspiration, so you’re conscious, you’re awake, and I realized at that point that something really devastating had occurred…I was traumatized and wounded, and I was acting out in rebellious ways I went back to college and my life kind of got out of control at that point, really out of control.”
Hurley later spent three years working at an abortion facility that took outflow patients from Planned Parenthood.
It was later that God intervened, and she completely turned her life around.
Her life did a 180
Hurley survived yet another brush with death in a serious car crash.
Following the incident, she turned her life to Christ and became a pro-life advocate.
“One of the responses to trauma is the submission to authority,” she told Fox News. “As an abortion survivor, there’s always that layer of, ‘I’m not seen, I’m not valued’ where you don’t really think your voice matters. I finally found my voice at the age of 30, and I decided to have my son.”
Describing her own mother’s attempt to abort her, Hurley believes her mother felt that she was in a desperate situation due to lack of support.
“When you think about what my mom went through, the decision she made to have an abortion, the trauma that brought on to her life, the trauma it brought on to my life before I was even born … my mother, she had nobody to talk to about it, and yet she participated in taking the life of her other child and mine, potentially,” she said.
According to a report from Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI), “Nearly 70% of women with a history of abortion describe their abortions as inconsistent with their own values and preferences, with one in four describing their abortions as unwanted or coerced.”
The study also found that 60% of women who received abortions would have preferred to give birth if they had received either more emotional support or had more financial security.
The abortion industry tries to hide the amount of regret and pain that abortion causes women after the procedure.
The reality is, despite all of the abortion industry’s propaganda to dehumanize the unborn, most people know deep down that it is the taking of innocent life.
We can pray that the stories of survivors like Hurley will encourage others to choose life.
Stay tuned to Pro-Life Press for any new developments to this ongoing story.
