"I was born alive. I didn't die." Gianna Jessen abortion survivor
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Abortion survivor Gianna Jessen tells the riveting tale of her seventeen year-old, seven and a half months pregnant mother's decision to go to a planned parenthood to end her pregnancy by having a saline solution injection abortion.
Usually when a procedure such as this one is performed, the baby is delivered within 24 hours dead!
But Gianna didn't arrive dead.
She arrived alive!
Listen to the account of Gianna's life story ... a life story predestined by God for God.
I honestly think this is the first time a speaker has given my chills. She's a phenomenal speaker. Throughout the entire videos all I could say was, "Yes." and "Amen."
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