Abortion Reversal

8,000 babies saved by Abortion Pill Reversal

Abortion Pill Rescue® Network (APRN), managed by Heartbeat International, has announced that over 8,000 unborn babies have been saved through the abortion pill reversal, signifying the importance and impact of the ongoing campaign.

Abortion pill reversal is an essential tool in order to reverse the effects of the first abortion pill, mifepristone which works by blocking the hormone progesterone, thereby starving the unborn baby of the nutrients needed to survive.

Abortion pill reversal, when administered quickly, can counteract the effects of mifepristone and prevent the death of the unborn baby. This is an essential tool for those women who regret their decisions and want to save their baby.

A study from 2018 states that if abortion pill reversal is undertaken within 24 hours, the success rates are between 64% and 68% of reversing the effects of the first abortion pill, mifepristone, with no increased risks of birth defects or lower preterm delivery rate than the general population.

Jor-El Godsey, President of Heartbeat International said: “This milestone represents far more than a number. Each life saved reflects a woman who had a change of heart and was met with immediate, compassionate medical care. In a culture that moves at the speed of a click, our response must be just as fast. The Abortion Pill Rescue Network is here so that no woman who regrets starting a chemical abortion feels alone or without options.”

Abortion Pill Rescue highlights the profound significance of abortion pill reversal, offering women and their children a second chance at life and the opportunity to reverse a decision that would otherwise be permanent. For many women abortion carries lifelong emotional regret, making the availability of reversal an invaluable source of hope.

“These children are living proof that hope remains possible, even after the first abortion pill has been taken,” Godsey added.