The Pulse
Newsletter of Georgia Right to Life
Abortions No Matter What
May 2020 – Article 1: “The abortion pill was not easy on my body. I spent days throwing up, bleeding heavily, and experiencing ‘labor like’ cramps, all possible side-effects of the medication. At one point I fainted in my bathroom from the pain,” wrote a woman in...
IVF’s Deadly Reality
April 2020 – Article 2: If used ethically, in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other assisted reproductive techniques (ARTs) can be an answer to prayer, but the procedures are not without risks. Premature delivery, low birth weight, and birth defects are not uncommon....
Donate Then Die
April 2020 – Article 1: The traditional view has been that if you care for others you should sign up to be an organ donor—but only after you’re dead. That narrow-minded approach has never met the demand for organs, even though there are cases where doctors have...
In Case You Missed It
March 2020 - Article 2: We’re bombarded with so much information from so many sources, we start tuning things out. With that in mind, the following is a brief summary of some of the most outrageous anti-life news you may have missed. Anti-life Violence During this...
A March To Avoid
March 2020 - Article 1: March madness is more than about basketball. It also marks the beginning of the annual March of Dimes (MOD) fund raising campaign—deceptively claiming “every baby deserves the best possible start.” What’s wrong with that statement? While MOD...
Autopsies Foiled
February 2020 - Article 2: The increasing demand for harvested body parts often complicates—and often prevents—coroners from determining a cause of death. A recent, extensive article in the Los Angeles Times highlights a number of cases where questionable death...
A Banner Year for Death
February 2020 - Article 1: “Laissez les bon temps rouler” (Let the good times roll) is the motto of New Orleans. It also could be Planned Parenthood’s because business is good. Proudly claiming it overcame increased political and legal “challenges” with...
Georgia’s Sex Trafficking Tragedy
January 2020 - Article 2: The FBI considers Atlanta one of the 14 cities with the highest rate of child prostitution in the country. The sickening numbers support the label: More than 12,000 men purchase sex with young girls in any given month. An estimated 100...
Calling Your Feet to March for Life
January 2020 - Article 1: Once a year, those who value the Personhood of every individual have the opportunity to make a powerful, demonstration of defending innocent life. Everyone who wants to bring public attention to the tragedy of abortion is strongly...
They’re Coming for Our Religious Freedom
December 2019 – Article 2: There’s always a price for ignoring history, and it’s always too high. As anti-Christian forces become bolder and more aggressive, it’s critical to remember the words of Nazi-era pastor Martin Niemoller who lamented the failure of German...
Print Me a New Brain
December 2019 – Article 1: In the 1939 “The Wizard of Oz” classic, Scarecrow wanted a brain and Tinman wanted a heart. The real world is no less needy. Even though 30,000 transplants are performed annually in the U.S., 20 people die every day while waiting for an...
Adoption Celebrated… Partially
November is National Adoption Month. First conceived as a statewide event in Massachusetts in 1976, this year’s campaign is focused on the thousands of teenagers and young adults in foster care who still need a loving, permanent family and a place to call home. President Reagan proclaimed it National Adoption Week in 1984, and President Clinton expanded it to a month-long activity in 1995.