The Documentary Pro-Abortionists Don't Want You To See . . .

In The Wake Of Choice (Documenting The Effects Of Abortion In A Pro-Choice World) goes where the pro-abortion people dare not admit exists, that place where there are people who are actually suffering from the effects of being involved in an abortion.

The abortion industry (esp under the guise of Planned Parenthood) denies the existance of post-abortion syndrome. I've talked about the existence of the syndrome & their denial in the past, so I won't go into that here. All I will say is that the preview for the documentary looks absolutely fascinating & promises to be a powerful tool in getting the truth out there about the damage that abortion does to everyone involved. & I guarentee you that pro-abortion forces will try to marginalize it at best, bury it if they can.

This is what the movie website has to say about the documentary: "Filmmaker Miguel S. Campbell follows Ann Marie Cosgrove as she talks with people affected by abortion. Women, men, families and friends bravely share their stories. See the pain of living with a terrible secret. Come to understand the suffering in silence. Experience the journey toward healing. Find the hope that begins to grow. We live in a world full of choices. This film documents the effects of abortion in a pro-choice world."

Ann Marie Cosgrove is director of & a speaker for Silent No More Minnesota. She knows from personal experience the damage that abortion does to a person. She had 1. For 12 yrs she struggled with the aftermath in her life. At 1 point she was told by her therapist to learn to live with what she did. Her reply: “How does someone learn to live with murdering their own child?” She eventually returned to her Catholic faith & finally found the answer while praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet. While doing so "she was released from the bondage of the sin of abortion."

Clearly, this is a movie being done to help those who have been hurt. It appears to be a channel of God's healing grace. It's message is 1 of hope. Hope for freedom from the pain & guilt of abortion.

It should be nominated for an Oscar. With the Oscars giving their awards for documentaries only to those in the genre that are politically correct, something tells me this will definitely not be in contention for next yrs award. It is a shame since it would be interesting to see if the executive producer would show up. Who is it? The credits show The Most Holy Trinity in that role.

The DVD is available for $15(+ S&H) from the website. It would be well worth checking out.