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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Abortion Clinic Closes After Doing Abortions for 30 Years
Livonia’s last remaining abortion clinic — The Women’s Advisory Center at 27549 W. Six Mile Rdis permanently closed!
by Steven Ertelt
Two more abortion centers have closed in Michigan, after one of them
was exposed a few years ago for dumping the bodies of aborted babies in
the dumpster outside the facility.
The abortion practitioner also faced a lawsuit for killing a woman in a failed abortion.
As of Saturday, the Women’s Advisory abortion center located at 27549
Six Mile Road in Livonia has closed its doors. In addition, its sister
clinic, Sharpe’s Family Planning at 16738 East Warren in Detroit, has
also closed and the building that housed it is up for sale.Both clinics
were owned and operated by abortion practitioner Reginald Sharpe.
The clinic closings were discovered by Livonia native and veteran
pro-life activist Lynn Mills, who has focused much of her pro-life
efforts at the Women’s Advisory clinic since it opened 31 years ago,
according to pro-life activist Monica Miller of Citizens for a Pro-life
Society.
Miller told LifeNews, “The Livonia Women’s Advisory clinic is the
very same abortion center were in 2008 members of CPLS found the remains
of aborted babies tossed in the clinic’s trash dumpster, as well
excessive bio-hazard waste and patient records all in violation of
Michigan State Statues and federal HIPAA law.”
“The discovery of the closing of the Livonia clinic was made Saturday
morning March 2nd when Lynn Mills and seven other pro-lifers were
praying outside of the facility,” Miller continued. “Noticing very
little activity at the usually busy clinic Lynn asked a friend to call
the clinic and see if the clinic was taking any appointments. To the
utter astonishment of the pro-lifers, the clinic staff member said over
the phone that the clinic was “permanently closed.” The clinic staff
member then referred the pro-lifer to another clinic address where an
abortion could be obtained at Six Mile Road and Greenfield in Detroit.”
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