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14. My sister, 57, suffers from spino cerebellar syndrome.

Tue Jan 14, 2014, 12:19 AM

Jan 2014

This is a disease similar to ALS in that she has lost all movement, bowel control and on some days is unable to speak yet she understands everything that she hears. A once vibrant woman has become encapsulated in her frozen body. While she would call herself Christian she is unable to forgive herself. She is locked in living hell. I try my best to speak love and forgiveness and to help carry her on to a peaceful place. The task is daunting. Peace, Kim

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Does Looking at the Ultrasound Before an Abortion Change Women's Minds? [View all] ismnotwasm Jan 2014 OP

Are you surprised? cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #1

Goddess, no shit! redqueen Jan 2014 #4

Always the same GeoWilliam750 Jan 2014 #10

The answer to the question.... peace13 Jan 2014 #2

Was my life 'destroyd' because I remember I have a 43 year old son and sinkingfeeling Jan 2014 #3

I don't think she's saying that everyone who has had an abortion cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #7

Thanks for that,Cinn! peace13 Jan 2014 #11

You're welcome, Kim. cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #13

My sister, 57, suffers from spino cerebellar syndrome. peace13 Jan 2014 #14

It's a memory and a mark as you say. peace13 Jan 2014 #12

Having a formal study is a good thing. Gormy Cuss Jan 2014 #5

More curious if it were to cause issues down the road One_Life_To_Give Jan 2014 #6

and can they sue the politicians cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #8

I suspect it would make me want an abortion more. MadrasT Jan 2014 #9