Imagine surviving a saline-induced, late-term abortion — not once, or twice, but three times. This is the story of Robin Sertell, a brave survivor who was born alive after three failed attempts to end her life. Aborting babies in the second and third trimester is an incredibly gruesome and tedious procedure. It usually lasts three days and involves taking a child out of the mother’s womb, piece by piece.
Aborting babies right before birth will be legal in South Dakota if a constitutional amendment, “Amendment G,” passes this November. Amendment G allows abortion until birth, removes health and safety measures for women, and cuts parents out of the equation if their daughter is being forced or coerced into an abortion.
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