This woman is pregnant. She does not want her baby. She doesn’t want to abort, but sees no other options.

She is awaiting the abortionist to take the baby. She has second thoughts, but goes through with it regardless. She is sad.

Later, she regrets what she has done. She wishes she could go back and undo the wrong she did. But she can’t. Through many tears, she confesses that it was wrong what she did, her heart aches, and she is sorry. She asks God to forgive her. She is repentant. And, she asks Jesus to be her Savior.

In her spirit, she feels pain, but there is a comfort she has never before felt. She senses a peace. Could it be true? Has she been forgiven? How could it be? What she did was so wrong, and so evil! She senses something, or someone, close to her heart, telling her it’s okay now.

Something happens. In her mind, she sees Jesus holding the baby she aborted. She has comfort because now she knows she will see her baby someday, and her baby is okay. She has been forgiven. And wow! She’s even thinking of it as ‘her’ baby! She’s never been able to do that before because ‘not’ thinking of ‘it’ as ‘a baby’ or ‘hers’ helped numb her feelings of hurt.