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Dr. Patti Giebink, a board-certified OB/GYN and former abortionist, appeared in a commercial promoting initiative 11, a measure that would have banned abortion in South Dakota. The commercial was produced by pro-life activists who supported the initiative. Giebink, who was the main abortionist at a Planned Parenthood clinic, was helping campaign for the ban on abortion. You can see the video here:
When the video opens, Dr. Giebink is standing in a building that once housed an abortion clinic. In her own words:
She then describes what happened when a woman entered the abortion facility.
Here we see, once again, that while Planned Parenthood does ultrasounds before abortions as a matter of policy, women are not offered the chance to see their babies on the screen. This is not surprising, considering the power of ultrasound images to change hearts and minds.
Giebink goes on to describe the abortion procedure:
Dr. Giebink then walks over to a fetal model of a three-month-old child in the womb and says:
She then explains why aborting a child at this age is dangerous to a woman’s fertility:
She then describes the grisly procedure of verifying that all the pieces of the baby have been removed:
Then she explained how the baby parts were disposed of:
The babies were further dehumanized by being treated as medical waste.
After the broken body of the child was discarded in the biohazard container, the abortion procedure was over.
Dr. Giebink then gives the reasons that she now opposes abortion.
Unfortunately, despite Dr. Giebink’s moving testimony and the efforts of pro-lifers in South Dakota, initiative 11 failed to pass. Abortion is still legal in South Dakota, but with more and more abortion providers converting and telling their stories, perhaps one day abortion will be banned.
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