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We help people in the abortion industry leave their jobs and rediscover the peace and joy they’ve been missing.

We help people in the abortion industry leave their jobs and rediscover the peace and joy they’ve been missing.

We Understand

We understand the guilt.

We understand the regrets.

We understand the pressure.

But we don’t have to live that life anymore.

We can help you live a more peace filled life.

Meet Some of Our Quitters

Meet Nallely

LOOKING BACK NOW, IT IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND. But when the Planned Parenthood clinic that I worked for advanced me from receptionist to the person whose duties it was to strain for the baby pieces and rinse them off, I was matter-of-fact about it—it didn’t bother me in the least. It may have been that coming from such a low socio-economic background, all my advancement didn’t allow me to have a conscience. Planned Parenthood, with their high respect of my skills, good pay and bonuses was my ticket to a better life.

Meet Jason

I ROLLED UP TO THE ADDRESS printed on my itinerary sheet, got out of my truck and walked to the building. Suddenly, I stopped. By the signage and writing on the glass doors, I realized I was about to walk into an abortion clinic. As a relatively new employee for a biomedical waste removal company, I hadn’t had an abortion clinic on my route before. Now I was forced to make a quick decision. I was a Christian and as pro-life as you can get. Was I really going to go in and remove their waste; barrels containing parts of children?

Meet Yolunda

I KNEW SOMETHING WAS WRONG the very first moment of my first day. I had had a wonderful job as nurse in Jackson, Louisiana, when I received a call from a friend who worked at an abortion clinic in Baton Rouge. She told me they needed a registered nurse-and that I would be perfect for it. I liked the idea of being there for women in need, so I interviewed and took the job. What I didn’t expect, however, was what was waiting for me as I drove onto the parking lot of the clinic, day one.

Meet Our Quitters

Meet Nallely

LOOKING BACK NOW, IT IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND. But when the Planned Parenthood clinic that I worked for advanced me from receptionist to the person whose duties it was to strain for the baby pieces and rinse them off, I was matter-of-fact about it—it didn’t bother me in the least. It may have been that coming from such a low socio-economic background, all my advancement didn’t allow me to have a conscience. Planned Parenthood, with their high respect of my skills, good pay and bonuses was my ticket to a better life.

Meet Jason

I ROLLED UP TO THE ADDRESS printed on my itinerary sheet, got out of my truck and walked to the building. Suddenly, I stopped. By the signage and writing on the glass doors, I realized I was about to walk into an abortion clinic. As a relatively new employee for a biomedical waste removal company, I hadn’t had an abortion clinic on my route before. Now I was forced to make a quick decision. I was a Christian and as pro-life as you can get. Was I really going to go in and remove their waste; barrels containing parts of children?

Meet Yolunda

I KNEW SOMETHING WAS WRONG the very first moment of my first day. I had had a wonderful job as nurse in Jackson, Louisiana, when I received a call from a friend who worked at an abortion clinic in Baton Rouge. She told me they needed a registered nurse-and that I would be perfect for it. I liked the idea of being there for women in need, so I interviewed and took the job. What I didn’t expect, however, was what was waiting for me as I drove onto the parking lot of the clinic, day one.

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 The key to rediscover joy is yours for the taking.

 The key to rediscover joy is yours for the taking.

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