Lori Gottlieb is a contributing editor at The Atlantic and a psychotherapist based in Los Angeles. Readers submit questions to Gottlieb and ask for advice and guidance. In a recent entry entitled “Dear Therapist: I Don’t Know How to Feel About My Girlfriend’s Abortion,” a male reader writes to Gottlieb: “About a year ago, my
The recent referendum in Ireland dealt a devastating blow to the nation’s efforts to protect their most vulnerable and defenseless citizens. By a margin of two-to-one its voters overturned constitutional protections for unborn babies from the moment of conception. The result will be abortion on demand throughout 12 weeks and up to viability (24 weeks)
In a recent article published by Focus on the Family, Pastor Shane Idleman candidly shares his regret over a past abortion. Twenty-two years later, Pastor Shane stills wonders if his child was a boy or a girl, what his lost child would have looked like, and about all of the missed memories with that child.