Samuel's mum Vicky said she "couldn't even imagine" having an abortion

Two mothers who rejected abortion have spoken of their gladness.

Vicky Davies's son Samuel was born with his stomach and intestines developing in his chest, while Jacky Robson's daughter Faith was diagnosed with part of an artery missing.

Vicky Davies said she "couldn't even imagine" having an abortion, while Jackie Robson explained that "No matter what, she was our baby and we were keeping her." [Christian Institute, 8 August]

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