I heard/saw a little bit about this previously, months and months ago, but then didn't hear more and forgot. Saw it again and dug a little deeper to see what they were talking about.
Basically, it's that a woman who takes the first of a 2 pill process to abort a baby, regrets after the first pill and searches online for any options she might have to stop the process and save the baby. Heartbeat International has that option of hope - a process of pills to reverse the damage of the first abortion pill and try to save the baby.
And California, who will allow advertising, billboards, pamphlets, signs, businesses, medical clinics and everything under the sun to get everyone to abort the baby... is trying to BLOCK the advertising and availability of the information that it may be reversible if you've changed your mind.
They don't want the INFORMATION out there that if you regret your decision and don't want to go through with an abortion, that there are options.
Ponder that over your morning coffee. Ponder the fact they are suing to stop information....
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No woman should ever be forced to complete an abortion she no longer wants.
The People of the State of California v. Heartbeat International
Today, more than half of all abortions are done through chemical abortion, or “the abortion pill”—a two- pill regimen that kills an unborn child.
Abortion Pill Reversal is an application of a time-tested, FDA-approved treatment used for decades to prevent miscarriage and preterm birth. It involves emergency, ongoing doses of progesterone to counteract the effects of the first abortion pill.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit against Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria Medical Clinics in California state court. The lawsuit targets HBI’s work, particularly its activities through the Abortion Pill Rescue© Network—which includes their Abortion Pill Reversal hotline and network of over 1,300 Abortion Pill Reversal providers, clinics, and hospitals.
The State of California’s complaint alleges that HBI and RealOptions are sharing “false or misleading statements,” as well as engaging in “unlawful, unfair, and fraudulent business practices,” for providing information about and access to Abortion Pill Reversal to pregnant women in need.
California Attorney General Bonta is seeking a permanent injunction against HBI and RealOptions, to prevent them from sharing their science-based, life-affirming message about the benefits, success, effectiveness, and safety of Abortion Pill Reversal.
You can read about the stories of some of the women who reversed the process and saved their babies here: Reversal Stories
