History

United for Life was originally set up in 2001 as a static website to inform readers of the issues surrounding life issues – primarily against the killing of unborn babies by abortion, but also the history of how we as a nation are in the position now of having abortion on demand and the seemingly natural response to contraceptive failure.

Times have moved on and the original website has become obsolete and so where possible this site will endeavour to re-produce much of the original site including updating the content, and will also now have a post facility that will enable up-to-date information to be included where possible.

May Blossom Ministries was also a separate website that is not currently available, so a WordPress site was made for that information to be made available, so that mothers or whoever are suffering from the effects of a child being killed by abortion can find help in dealing with the guilt and pain.

England and Wales 2021 Abortion Stats

What a sad day it is now that these figures have been produced. There were 214,869 babies killed by abortion in England and Wales in the year 2021*. What a contrast to the 23,332 from April to December 1968 when the killings began, and 49,829 in 1969, the first full year that the killing of our unborn occurred legally.

We were promised that the women seeking an abortion would be few in number as they were those who primarily already had a large family and the 1967 Abortion Act was brought in to stop the back street abortions where it was claimed that thousands were dying from lack of proper care. Now we have abortion on demand and the majority of these will be women who are not married and do not already have children, with many women having more than one abortion. The use of medical abortion over surgical abortion has made it more easy to access this facility to destroy ever younger unborn children.

And even more sadly, since March 2020 we have more or less reverted to ‘back street abortion’ conditions as many women are now accessing both abortion medications, mifepristone and misoprostol, at home, without the need to first attend a hospital or clinic. This was temporarily approved by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care to limit the transmission of coronavirus (COVID-19) from 30 March 2020 and by the Welsh government’s Minister for Health and Social Services from 31 March 2020.

On 30 March 2022, Parliament voted in favour of an amendment to the Health and Care Bill, making the temporary approval allowing home use of both pills for early medical abortions permanent in England and Wales. These provisions will supersede the arrangements made permanent in Wales in February 2022.*

How many women are now dying from lack of care due to these provisions? Why have we been and still are so keen to kill our future generations? Including Scottish figures, we have now killed 9,850,892 babies in the UK. This figure is rising daily. We have probably now reached 10,000,000 (ten million) as this article is being written on 21 June 2022, so we are already half way through the year.

Children are a blessing from the Lord. We will each have to stand before Him one day soon when our life books will be open and we will then see with what disregard we gave to the unborn and their mothers. But it will be too late to do anything about it. We need to confess our sins now, all of them; sins of commission and sins of omission before the Lord Jesus returns for His redeemed, otherwise we will not be among those who rise up to meet Him in the air, but rather remain in the ground until the second resurrection, after the thousand years of the redeemed being in heaven judging those who didn’t repent and confess their sins. Then those who are in the second resurrection who will have already been found guilty will be punished by fire coming down from heaven and burning them up until they are no more, only ashes. Satan and sin will finally be destroyed.

What is your response to the killing of the unborn? Will you pray for the Lord Jesus to reveal to you what you need do to get right with Him? Will you speak out against the constant killing?

Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter. Isaiah 5:20

ABC Link

ABC Link – what does this stand for? Abortion and Breast Cancer Link. Is there a link? Read on.

The killing of an unborn child by abortion has become so common now that the majority of women believe it is their choice and that they may feel a bit upset knowing what they have done or intend to do, but they still consider it is a ‘safe’ procedure and go ahead.

Would they think like this if they knew that in later years the ‘abortion’ led to them contracting Breast Cancer? There have been many studies, but Cancer Charities in the UK, and elsewhere, not only still refuse to admit there even could be a link, but deny that the link could even exist. This means they do not ask women who have had or have breast cancer if they have ever had an abortion.

Ask yourself this – if you were intending to have an abortion, especially if it was your first pregnancy and you were told you would be more susceptible to contracting breast cancer in later life, would you still go ahead and have the abortion?

There are about 55,000 cases of breast cancer diagnosed each year with almost 12,000 women dying each year of breast cancer. This is a ‘rolling programme’ of cases and death. Consider that there are now over 220,000 abortions carried out each year. Breast cancer diagnoses are mainly in women over 50 so it seems most probable that it could be 30 years or more after an abortion that women contract breast cancer. So to stop breast cancer incidences it would be about forty or fifty years after the last abortion took place and those women had passed away.

But we know that is not going to happen. We have already killed over nine and a half million unborn babies by abortion in the UK since 1968 and as these figures continue year on year, so will the incidences of breast cancer continue to develop.

This is not to say every woman that has an abortion will develop breast cancer, or that every woman that has or had breast cancer had an abortion. But studies have shown there is a link. Would it not be appropriate then for breast cancer charities to honestly ask the question to ascertain if there could be a link rather than just ignore it? That would be a real study with near accurate figures – some women might not be willing to admit that they had had an abortion as secrecy and guilt still holds a firm grip on them. But for those who do, admitting the abortion might just be the first step to healing from the guilt and be an answer to why they have developed breast cancer all these years later.

Breast Cancer Charities need to be challenged as to why they refuse to accept there could be a link but refuse to accept the possibility.

Please see Abortion and Breast Cancer Link for more information.

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