The Sydney team tells the story of a
young woman who had moved to Australia from Nigeria two years ago. She was
trained as a nurse assistant, and quickly became certified to work in her new
home – and this was a good thing, as her family needed money.
She enrolled with an agency and was
placed at various healthcare facilities. Recently, however, she was assigned to
Preterm Foundation in the Sydney area. This woman did not know that Preterm
Foundation was an abortion facility.
At first, she was asked to sterilize
instruments. But then she was told to help with “procedures,” guiding an
ultrasound wand as abortions were carried out.
That’s when she approached the 40
Days for Life prayer group. “She was desperate to leave. But she had been
placed there by the agency and was convinced if she left that would be the last
job they would ever find for her,” said Paul Hanrahan, one of the 40 Days for
Life leaders.
She said that with only her
husband’s factory job, there would not be enough money to pay the rent.
However, with the promise of financial help from various pro-life sources, she
went to church and prayed … and found the courage to quit her job.
This young woman says that once she
finds a new position, she will tell the whole story of what it was like to work
at an abortion center.
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