A Second Chance at Choice?: Challenging Abortion “Reversal” as Law and Medical Practice

Jones, Christen Hammock

Journal: American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law

Volume: 29

Year: 2022

Bluebook Citation: 29 AM. U. J. GENDER & SOC. POL'Y & L. (2022)

Author: Christen Hammock Jones: all 2 publications


Abstract

Introduction. I felt like my soul was crying and pleading with the Lord on behalf of my baby’s life. I know God heard my prayer because Elizabeth called me back with the answer to my prayers: Patsy and Willie from the San Juan Diego center. I went to see Patsy the next morning at 7 am, less than 12 hours since I took the first pill.

Of course, I was nervous, but I decided I had to trust the solution that God had provided me with. The morning I was scheduled to go and see Patsy, she called me and made sure I was coming, she even asked if I needed a ride. I took her call as a sign that I was doing the right thing . . . . Everything fell into place after that and I remember hearing my son’s heartbeat for the first time around Thanksgiving.

Then in July, I gave birth to a perfectly healthy, beautiful 9 1/2 pound baby named Ezekiel which means ‘God strengthens’ because that’s what God did. He protected and strengthened my baby against the abortion pill’s effects through Dr. Delgado and Dr. Davenport’s reversal process.

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