
Because everyone deserves an advocate • Oregon’s largest #prolife group • Join the conversation with hashtag #togetherweadvocate
Salem, OR
Joined September 2009
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Oregon Right to Life wins suit over insurance mandate buff.ly/SgKGzri
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Oregon Right to Life wins appeal in case against state mandate requiring abortion insurance coverage buff.ly/30p87qp
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Today, we honor the feast day of Saint Teresa of Calcutta — a fierce defender of the unborn and a tireless servant of the poorest of the poor. She didn’t just talk about love. She lived it, especially for the smallest, most vulnerable among us, and she said it best when she stated, “It is a poverty to decide that a child must die so that you may live as you wish.” Her unwavering defense of life reminds us that every human being, no matter how small, deserves love and protection.
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Today, we remember and honor Dr. James Dobson, a man whose voice and vision helped shape the modern pro-life movement. At National Right to Life’s Rally for Life ’90, Dr. Dobson stood boldly in defense of the most vulnerable, offering encouragement, clarity, and conviction at a critical moment in our history. His lifelong dedication to protecting every human life and his steadfast partnership with National Right to Life leave a legacy of faith and courage that continues to inspire us.
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Costco won’t sell Chemical Abortion Pills and that’s a win for Life.
We stood strong and now CVS and Walgreens are next. Every Life is worth protecting.
Glad to see Costco live up to its motto and “Do the right thing.”
Did you hear?!
Costco said "NO" to distributing deadly Chemical Abortion Pills!
I joined @foxandfriends with @RCamposDuffy this morning to discuss this huge pro-life win.
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A newborn baby.
Some babies at her age are called “just a clump of cells” and aborted.
She may be underdeveloped, but she is equally human and worthy of life.
A child’s age doesn’t determine their humanity.
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Doctors chose not to save these 21-week twins.
They were potentially old enough to survive outside the womb.
Their mother wished for their story to be shared to honor their lives, help others with loss, and raise awareness for all babies who deserve a chance at life.
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Doctors said Baby T.O. had “no chance of survival” and urged abortion at every visit.
His parents refused.
He was born healthy—his cystic hygroma completely gone.
Every baby deserves that same chance at life.
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God is the greatest designer.
We grow from the size of a blueberry to having a brain in just two months in the womb.
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Babies recognize familiarity. It comforts them.
Twin preemies are instinctively calmed by the bond they shared in the womb—steadying each other’s heart rates and breathing in the NICU.
Such a beautiful design.
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This is a scene from the new Fantastic Four movie, highlighting the humanity of an unborn child in the womb—showing her fingers, eyes, and nose—countering Hollywood’s usual pro-abortion stance.
We need more of this.
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A bill that would expand assisted suicide — making it less regulated, more accessible, and faster to obtain — is currently advancing through Oregon's legislature.
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Three questions you should ask yourself when it comes to abortion:
1) When does human life begin?
2) Is it ever moral to end the life of an innocent human being?
3) Is there any moral duty for a parent to protect and care for their own child?
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Steventhen Holland was conceived through gang-r*pe of a mentally-challenged and homeless young woman.
Despite his mother being repeatedly pressured to abort him, Steventhen's mother saw the value in his life and placed him in the care of a loving adoptive family.
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BREAKING 🚨
The family of Adriana Smith has spoken out saying they hope her preborn son will survive.
They’ve decided to name him Chance.
Contrary to media portrayal, it appears Adriana’s family have never expressed certainty about removing Smith and her baby from life support.
Your family is waiting for you, baby Chance.
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Here's a baby born at 26 weeks.
No clump of cells. No tissue.
Just a sweet little boy.
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This is Baby Isla.
She was born prematurely at 22 weeks.
She's not a clump of cells, or a parasite, or just a "fetus."
She is a human being with a right to LIVE.
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