All The Little Roses

And still we must hope. Our hope is not ignorance, nor is it unfounded. In the end, truth, love, and dignity will prevail. The road is long. And still we must fight. And still we must hope.
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We fight for the scared teenage mother who deserves love, help, and support. She does not deserve abortion, and all the mental health and fertility risks that follow. She does not deserve to have the blood of her child on her hands in the name of choice.
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We fight for those with disabilities diagnosed in the womb. They deserve love and life and dignity. They deserve better than to be written off as a miss.
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We fight for the mother who cannot afford another child. She deserves help and love and charity. She deserves better than to be cornered into killing her unborn baby.
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We fight for those who have died naturally before they were born - the miscarried and the stillborn. They deserve love and dignity and burials, even in such an early death. They deserve better than to be written off as a potential.
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We fight for mothers and children of all ages, who deserve better than the use-based, abusive mindset that abortion perpetuates.
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We fight for each and every person to be treated with love and dignity, from conception to natural death.
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We fight, though the road is long and hard. And still, we must hope.
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Today is a victory.
A victory for dignity.
A victory for humans of every age.
A victory for women.
A victory for equality.
A victory for love.
Start from love. Start from equality. Start from dignity. Abortion has no place in those things.
Today is a victory.

Today, I’m thankful for hope.

Today, I’m thankful for my family.

Today, I’m thankful for my precious daughter.

Today, I’m thankful for good friends and good food.

What are you thankful for? What makes you remember the preciousness of life?