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In Their Own Words: Reflections and Testimonies After Healing Classes (Part 2)

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Part 2 of a 5-Part Blog Series

From Trauma, Anxiety, and Depression to Healing, Peace, and Hope

If you have walked through the experience of abortion and found it traumatic, you are not alone. If you’ve ever struggled with anxiety or depression and are beginning to realize that some—or all—of it may stem from a past abortion, healing and hope are possible.

Let us take a reverent pause to honor the courage of the countless women who have chosen to actively pursue healing for their minds and spirits, as we listen to what they have shared with us on this journey:

“The weekend group helped me receive a deeper level of healing from childhood trauma that had a lot of influence on my choosing abortion as a young adult.” — R.D.

“This program helped me uncover areas of my own heart that needed healing—things I didn’t even realize were still buried.” — T.L.

“Just knowing that I’m not alone, and that although abortion is a decision I made, it does not define who I am. I have hope and a future in Christ because God’s mercy is forever.” — M.B.

“The class helped me uncover areas of my own heart that needed healing—things I didn’t even realize were still buried. Walking through this with other women, hearing their thoughts, fears, and feelings, allowed me to unbind things I had been suppressing for over 20 years. As a believer who has had multiple abortions, I felt completely comfortable, accepted, and supported throughout this journey.” — T.L.

“I’ll admit to some anxious feelings going into it since my story is a little different, but God led me through weeks of self-reflection as I prepared. I was encouraged to join because hurt is hurt, and pain is pain—and even though my particular brand of hurt doesn’t look like everyone else’s, there is still healing and restoration to be found through this study. I’m so glad I gave it a chance.” — T.C.

“Healing from our own sin takes trust, and the process looks different for us all, but one thing we share is our need for the love of our Lord, Christ Jesus. I gained a new understanding of this truth as I experienced love and acceptance from a group of strangers who have become so much more.” — D.P.

“Jesus truly showed up and touched deep, open wounds, giving me new tools and pathways to continue healing.” — T.L.

At An Even Place, we walk alongside you on a personalized road to healing with love and compassion. If you or someone you know is struggling with the aftereffects of abortion trauma, we invite you to reach out to us:

👉 https://anevenplace.com/interest-form/

Part 3 of this 5-part blog series will be posted soon.

 

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