Our Speakers
Priscilla Hurley
Priscilla Hurley worked at Buena Vista Women's Services, a permanently closed abortion facility in San Francisco, California, for nearly a year as a sex educator and counselor. Feeling the need to reconcile cognitive dissonance after her own abortions, Priscilla took the job after also discovering that she survived her mother's abortion attempt while pregnant with her. Not achieving the desired results and desiring to be far away from her trifecta of abortion experiences, Priscilla left the abortion industry to take an internship in Alaska. While in Alaska, she became a Christian and truly understood what was wrong with abortion. Priscilla is a retired educator and advocate. She now spends her days with her eleven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, helping them with homeschooling in Anchorage, Alaska. Priscilla also shares the story of surviving her mother's abortion with the Abortion Survivors Network.
Caroline Strzesynski
Caroline Strzesynski worked in the abortion industry for fifteen years, starting at Center for Choice in Toledo, Ohio, as a nurse and then at Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio, where she gained her title of Women's Health Nurse Practitioner. Since leaving the abortion industry and connecting with And Then There Were None, Caroline earned her credentials as a Certified NaProTechnology Medical Consultant through St. Paul VI Institute and is also a Certified Creighton Model FertilityCare Practitioner. Caroline tailors care for each woman with the goal of restoring fertility to facilitate normal menstrual cycling and healthy physiology. Caroline is a wife and mother of two. She serves on the Medical Advisory Board of HerChoice Bowling Green Pregnancy Center, which provides staff training for patient care, and is a member of both the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Academy of FertilityCare Professionals. Caroline received her Master of Science in Nursing from Drexel University.
Sonia Torrez
For six years, Sonia Torrez worked at an abortion clinic in Houston, Texas, as a Procedure Nurse Aide for Dr. Richard Cunningham, assisting with first and second-trimester abortions. In Sonia's final year of employment, a woman died shortly following her abortion procedure performed by Dr. Cunningham. When Sonia was coached to lie to authorities, she decided she could no longer be a part of the abortion industry and must tell the truth. Sonia now feels her mission is to help other abortion workers find hope and healing through Christ and continues to speak up about the reality of abortion.
Adrienne Moton
Adrienne Moton worked for the infamous Dr. Kermit Gosnell for three years at Women's Medical Society in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, before leaving in October 2008. Following the FBI raid of the abortion facility in 2010 on illegal drug prescription practices, the appallingly filthy conditions, suspicious deaths, and bodies of babies were discovered and investigated. In connection with the clinic's operations, Adrienne was tried and sentenced to serve time in prison. Adrienne was connected with Abby Johnson and And Then There Were None shortly after being released, experiencing love, healing, and redemption freely available for her and other former abortion industry workers. Since discovering beauty in the ashes, Adrienne courageously speaks out against the institutionalized and personal horrors of the abortion industry. She also provides pastoral care, utilizing a degree in nouthetic counseling, to help others who struggle to find forgiveness and healing in Christ.
Julie Wilkinson
Julie Wilkinson is a retired Registered Nurse (RN) who worked as an abortion nurse for late-term abortionist Dr. Warren Hern in Boulder, Colorado, in the mid-1980s. She became pro-life through the grace of God several years after her employment in the abortion industry. Julie attended her first And Then There Were None healing retreat in 2013. Today, Julie continues to engage with the ministry in hopes that her story may help facilitate conversion in the lives of current and former abortion workers and promote healing for those who are secretly holding onto their involvement in the industry. Julie played the role of an abortion nurse in the film Unplanned in the pivotal scene in which Abby Johnson witnessed an ultrasound-guided abortion. Julie currently resides in Oklahoma with her husband, and they have three daughters and six grandchildren.
Sarah Eubanks
Sarah Eubanks worked for The Ladies Center, an abortion facility in Mobile, Alabama, for three and a half years. Sarah covered a wide range of job duties and roles in the clinic, but her primary responsibilities were to escort women from the waiting room to the procedure room, assist the doctor during abortion procedures, prepare the room for the next patient, and transfer babies' remains to the Products of Conception (POC) room. She often worked in the POC room, piecing together body parts to ensure all parts were accounted for. Sarah's conscience eventually led her out of the abortion industry. Years later, Sarah connected with And Then There Were None, and attending healing retreats has helped Sarah find purpose and boldness in sharing her unique experiences as a former abortion industry worker. Sarah currently lives in Alabama, where she is an active member of her church community. With her heartwarming sense of humor, Sarah has found the peace, joy, and freedom that await abortion industry workers on the other side of the fence.
Noemi Padilla
Noemi Padilla worked at Tampa Women's Health for four years as a Licensed Practical Nurse Manager until 2017. The dehumanization of everyone involved in the abortion process nearly broke Noemi. Still, she refused to quit until she saw her staff safely employed outside of the industry. However, Noemi resigned after helping perform an "emergency" abortion procedure for an alleged fetal anomaly on a perfectly healthy baby, as medical records would later show. After helping nine of her former co-workers quit, including the abortion doctor, Noemi has found forgiveness, love, and sisterhood within And Then There Were None's tribe of former abortion workers. Noemi now serves as ATTWN's Client Support Specialist. She is a staunch advocate for the humanization of women, their unborn children, and abortion workers.
Margie Gintoli
"We are free to choose, but we are not free of the consequences of our choices."
This is what Margie would say over and over as the consequences of her teen abortion unfolded over the years. Sex, drugs, organized crime, wrongful living, and finally becoming an abortion clinic worker, heaping on more trauma, shame, and consequences was her path. But through 'God appointments', steps of healing began for her abortion experience, and then, ultimately, steps of healing from her abortion industry experience took place through And Then There Were None's ministry led by Abby Johnson. Her story is a timeline of twists and turns to the 'straight and narrow path. Margie's goal is to save as many lives as she has destroyed. Margie is now a Registered Nurse and volunteers at Carenet of the Treasure Coast, where she serves as a nurse trained in limited obstetric ultrasonography and has also been an active Board Member for over ten years. She lives in Florida with her crazy little dog, Tina, and is an active member of her Christian church.
Nallely Perez
With four children to care for, Nallely Perez began working as a Medical Assistant for Planned Parenthood in Santa Maria, California, drawn by the substantial income and benefits. Nallely's position evolved, and she eventually ended up assisting in the abortion procedure room. After witnessing Planned Parenthood's manipulation and deceptive strategies to sell abortions, she resigned from her job, and upon seeing the movie Unplanned, Nallely connected with And Then There Were None for healing resources. Now, Nallely feels convicted to be a voice for the unborn and to stand in the gap for women and children. She now serves as the Intake Manager for LoveLine, a project under Abby Johnson's nonprofit organization, ProLove Ministries.
Alicia Davis
Alicia Davis worked as a manager at the now-closed Family Reproductive Health abortion facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, for two years. She left the position after discovering that the owner prioritized profits over care and masqueraded as a medical professional without a license. Along with several co-workers, Alicia filed a formal complaint with the nursing board, and the abortion facility was shut down. Currently, Alicia is a chef and a certified nursing assistant. She resides in Charlotte, North Carolina, along with her three children and two grandchildren. In her free time, she also models clothing professionally.
Eva Rubalcava
Eva Rubalcava worked at the Planned Parenthood Napa Health Center in California for nine years. She began her journey at the clinic as a Medical Assistant, despite having no prior medical background, and eventually advanced to the position of Clinic Coordinator. Over time, with the support of what she refers to as "earthly angels" who prayed for her, Eva experienced a personal conversion. The turning point for her came during her training to assist in ultrasound-guided abortions, where she witnessed a seven-week-old baby fighting for his life against the abortionist. Now, Eva is dedicated to raising awareness about the abortion industry and advocating for the rights of the unborn from conception to natural death. A mother of five children, Eva's smile brings hope to others within and outside of her And Then There Were None community.
Myra Neyer
Myra Neyer is a Registered Medical Assistant who worked at the Planned Parenthood Baltimore City Health Center in Maryland for one year. After becoming widowed with seven children, she put herself through medical assisting school. With support from her school's career counseling, she received a job offer from Planned Parenthood, believing she would be helping women and enhancing her résumé. However, her perspective changed dramatically when she witnessed the abortion of quadruplets.
After connecting with And Then There Were None, Myra found ways to positively engage with her community and access essential healing resources for herself and her family. Myra now lives in Florida with her seven children and her husband, Frank.
Kara Neigel
Kara Neigel worked at Planned Parenthood in Hartford, Connecticut, to fulfill her desire to help women beyond her doula certification. She accepted a position with the promise of becoming a medical assistant. After becoming baptized in the Christian faith, Kara felt prompted to leave the abortion industry. Fiercely determined to trust her convictions, Kara followed the Lord's call out of abortion work and into life-affirming employment. Kara now shares her transformational story of leaving the culture of death in the abortion industry for the culture of life in Jesus Christ.
Jessica Sullivan, PsyD
Jessica Sullivan is a licensed clinical psychologist and the owner of a private outpatient mental health practice in Florida. She specializes in treating anxiety, OCD, and trauma, and also supervises postdoctoral residents in psychology. After accepting a position as Regional Vice President for a Planned Parenthood affiliate, Jessica quickly learned that prenatal care and case management for women would never fit with the Planned Parenthood business model, and that any dissension to the prioritization of lucrative abortion services would be cause for reprimand.
Jessica is married and a proud mom to a ten-year-old son. Outside of her clinical work, she has been focused on creating a healthier, more balanced life, both mentally and physically. Her journey with And Then There Were None has been about reclaiming energy, clarity, and confidence, and she’s passionate about showing others that change is possible, even when it feels daunting.
Read more about Jessica's story here!