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Mother, May I?: Exploring a Woman's Right to Choose

Name: Mother, May I?: Exploring a Woman's Right to Choose
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Author: Seely Julienne Scofield Seely
ISBN: 9781973670155

by Seely Julienne Scofield Seely

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134 pages
Publisher: WestBow Press
14 x 21.6 x 0.8 cm

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For women facing tough choices and their supporters

Provides balanced insights on abortion and support

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This book explores the emotional and factual aspects of a woman's right to choose in a crisis pregnancy.

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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This account was written both for women facing a decision about abortion in a crisis pregnancy and for the people who love them. Are there facts to be known or are there only emotional and political aspects to a woman's right to choose? How can one support a woman facing this difficult decision?