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Aborted Women, Silent No More: Twenty Women Share Their Personal Journeys From the Tragedy of Abortion to Restored Wholeness Paperback – January 1, 2002

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"This may be the most powerful book ever published on abortion." - Conservative Book Club

"Quite simply indispensable. From this point on, any feminist who fails to acknowledge ... abortion trauma can justly be accused of indifference to women's pain." - Juli Loesch, Feminists for Life, Harmony

This is the book that is redefined the abortion debate, bringing post-abortion issues center stage.

A comprehensive review of the aftereffects of abortion, this book documents:

  • The physical aftereffects of abortion
  • The psychological aftereffects of abortion
  • Characteristics of high-risk abortion patients
  • How women are coerced into unwanted abortions
  • The true horror underlying rape and incest pregnancies
  • How illegal abortions varied from legal abortions
  • Post-abortion conversion and reconciliation patterns
  • Complete testimonies of 20 aborted women
  • A detailed national survey of 252 aborted women

It is a definitive work. Focus On The Family's CITIZEN magazine calls it the "standard reference book on post-abortion problems." Booklist, the professional librarian's buying guide, rates it "highly recommended." Librarian's World recommends it as "an excellent resource recommended for all libraries." Pro-life reviewers are even less restrained:

  • "Deeply researched...powerful analysis...thoroughly readable." - Fidelity
  • "Moving, thoughtful, and informative." - Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, Author
  • "An expose' of the unscrupulous abortion merchants."- Cal Thomas, syndicated columnist
  • "Cuts through platitudes...gives exploited women a voice."- National Catholic Reporter
  • "Do yourself a favor and buy this book."- Dr. Wanda Franz, President, National Right to Life
  • "Well-written, informative, powerful and in the end hopeful." - Voices in the Wilderness

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  • "This may be the most powerful book ever published on abortion." - Conservative Book Club
  • "Quite simply indispensable. From this point on, any feminist who fails to acknowledge ... abortion trauma can justly be accused of indifference to women's pain." - Juli Loesch, Feminists for Life, Harmony
  • "Deeply researched...powerful analysis...thoroughly readable." - Fidelity
  • "Moving, thoughtful, and informative." - Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, Author
  • "An expose' of the unscrupulous abortion merchants."- Cal Thomas, syndicated columnist
  • "Cuts through platitudes...gives exploited women a voice."- National Catholic Reporter
  • "Do yourself a favor and buy this book."- Dr. Wanda Franz, President, National Right to Life
  • "Well-written, informative, powerful and in the end hopeful." - Voices in the Wilderness


About the Author

David C. Reardon, Ph.D., director of the Elliot Institute, is a biomedical ethicist and internationally known author, speaker and researcher on the after effects of abortion and a leader in efforts to promote post-abortion healing programs. His studies, showing elevated rates of suicide, psychiatric hospitalization, substance abuse and other health problems associated with abortion, have been published in the British Medical Journal, the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and other leading medical journals. Dr. Reardon is the author of five books, including The Jericho Plan: Breaking Down the Walls Which Prevent Post-Abortion Healing a guide for churches and other ministries on how to create a more healing environment for women and men who are hurting because of a past abortion.

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Elliot Institute (January 1, 2002)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Paperback ‏ : ‎ 400 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0964895722
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0964895720
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.3 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.1 x 1 x 9 inches
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2005
I liked this book so much that after reading it in the library, I bought it on Amazon.com. I want my daughter (and son) to read it when they get older. After hearing so much pro-choice rhetoric EVERYWHERE, it is refreshing to read what I've always felt has been true in my heart. This book is pro-life FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF WOMEN WHO HAVE HAD ABORTIONS, making it unique in my eyes. It mentions the physical and psychological risks of abortion, that are all too often glossed over by the pro-choice advocates. Even the hardest cases for abortion, like rape and incest are addressed with candor and compassion from women who've been there. This book covers the impact abortion has on later children and problems women have with infertility and the breast cancer link. This book does NOT sit in judgement of women who've had abortions. That's the beauty of it, too. It is rather a cautionary tale, a means of educating women (and men, too). There are other options. Women deserve better than to be rejected for being pregnant, and killing their unborn when they think there's no other "choices". This book is TRUE FEMINISM...it is the love of women in their most vulnerable state. "Mother and child are as one, and they cannot be separated without doing violence to both." (Truly feminism should be the love and acceptance of women for what nature intended them to be at some point in their lives...mothers.)

I must also mention that this book accurately paints abortion as the money-making industry that it is, not a sacrament meant for the betterment of womankind.

I hope an expanded, newer edition comes out. I'll buy that, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2013
I read this years ago while volunteering at a pregnancy care center. I am thankful to now have it in my library as a reminder of the horrors of abortion. There are still thousands of women stepping forth to tell their stories, but the mainstream doesn't want to listen.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2005
I own a copy of this book printed in the 80's. I assumed the new edition would have updated statistics. Unfortinately its just a reprint, not really a new edition.

The book is powerful but the stats need to be updated.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2014
A very graphic view of abortion. But very well written
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2012
Abortion continues to be one of the most important Christian social issues during the past 15 years. As blacks during the civil rights movement, hundreds of Christians are currently opting for jail in their fight for the rights of the unborn. Aborted Woman demonstrates that abortion not only concerns the life of the unborn: millions of women are being both physically and psychologically damaged by these savage acts. New ministries are opening up to counselors who seek to heal the hurt that abortion has brought into the lives of women. Reardon analyzes the aftereffects of abortion in the lives of 252 WEBA (Women Exploited by Abortion) members, comparing them to the scarce statistics available about the others millions of women who abort their children every year around the world.

His conclusions are alarming. With the cooperation of the courts, abortion providers have undertaken a major effort to cover up the morbidity and mortality rates of legal abortion. The minimum rate of immediate physical complications following legal abortions, based on reported figures, is ten percent. Long-term complications occur in 20 to 50 percent of all aborted women, and are especially high in teenagers and women who abort their first pregnancy. "Each year, over 100,000 women in America suffer the loss of a wanted baby to miscarriage, to premature birth, or to other labor complications" due to latent abortion morbidity. Contrary to the cover-up of abortion defenders, more than 90 percent of aborted women experience moderate to severe emotional and psychiatric stress following an abortion. Up to 10 percent require psychiatric hospitalization, one to two percent are unable to work, and all face a suicide risk nine times higher than that of women who don't have abortions. Women who abort for reasons of rape, incest, physical or mental health, or when pregnant with a handicapped children, are more likely to suffer emotionally than those who abort purely for reasons of convenience. Aborted women are much more likely to batter their children. In sum, although abortion was legalized so that abortions would be safer, the 10-15 fold increase of abortions per year in America has greatly offset the safer abortion argument. Women are dying and becoming sterile like never before due to abortions. Fourteen percent of the aborted women in America can never have children.

Ah, the argument goes, women now have free choice about the matter of abortion. They now have control over their own bodies. Reardon's study not only demonstrates statistically that most women felt coerced and deceived by abortion counseling agencies, their parents and boyfriends, but brings his point home by including the stories of hundreds of women. Of the aborted women surveyed 81 percent felt extremely pressured to make the abortion decision, 93 percent insisted that they had little or none of the necessary information to make that decision, and 80 percent felt that their counselors had not encouraged, but rather discouraged, questions about abortion. By and large, women have been actively misinformed and coerced to have abortions; most women, as they look back, regret their decisions.

Where the pro-life's political lobby, demonstrations, picketing, and jailings have failed to create a change in laws in our nation regarding abortion, the broken lives of aborted women will at least make a world that aborts 50-75 million of its children every year listen. That is their hope. Yet maybe the world is too intent upon death and self-destruction.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2002
I'm grateful to David Reardon for collecting these stories. For those of us who unexpectedly suffer significant emotional distress or even trauma after abortion, it is such a relief to realize that we are not alone and not crazy. When I came across this book, it broke down my isolation and gave me hope for healing. I looked around for other resources to help me pursue that healing and have been incredibly grateful to find them. For me, knowing that other women also suffered was a vital first step toward recovery.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2011
There isn't anything socially scientific about Reardon's 'study'. Notice he doesn't weigh any findings on the voices of the women who go on to feel no guilt, remorse or depression...and there are many! He's not interested in the variety of experiences of women who have had not only one abortion but sometimes two, he's interested in narrowly framing abortion for political ends. The only people who would find this book interesting is the choir that already has a negative view of abortions, in short its not objective in any way nor does it include the many many women who have never experienced any of the feelings after an abortion he describes.
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Reviewed in Canada on November 22, 2014
Everyone needs to read this true story of the aftermath of abortion in the lives of surviving parents.