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Waiting in an abortion clinic, here’s why she changed her mind

Live Action News - Human Interest IconHuman Interest·By Kristi Burton Brown

Waiting in an abortion clinic, here’s why she changed her mind

Kimberly Henderson became a viral Internet star when she posted a YouTube video singing “How Will I Know” to her baby daughter, Vaida. Kimberly shares that doctors thought Vaida was deaf as a small baby, so Kimberly sang to her all the time. But Vaida’s story starts much sooner — and one amazing part of it took place in an abortion clinic.

Vaida is Kimberly’s youngest daughter, but the young mother also has three other children. Her eldest daughter, who she became pregnant with at 16, inspired Kimberly’s latest hit, “Tiny Hearts.”

In “Tiny Hearts,” Kimberly shares part of her story as a young mom:

On Facebook, Kimberly posted her “almost-abortion” story about her daughter, Vaida. She is an incredible example of a woman who knew she didn’t need to sacrifice the lives of her children to succeed at life.

Vaida Everly (from Kimberly Henderson's Facebook page)
Vaida Everly (from Kimberly Henderson’s Facebook page)

Watch “Tiny Hearts”, which has garnered nearly 1,000,000 views  in just over a month, below:

Thumbnail for Kimberly Henderson - Tiny Hearts (Official Music Video)

Visit Kimberly Henderson’s Facebook page here, and share her story with your friends! This is exactly what many women need to hear. They, too, can be brave enough to do this.

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