Ashley Was in the Middle of the Abortion When She Changed Her Mind and Saved Gavin’s Life

Opinion Jeanne De Vita Oct 8, 2019 | 10:43AM Washington, DC

Ashley Padilla had always wanted to be a labor and delivery nurse, but after giving up on pursuing that dream, she could never have expected it would come to fruition with her inspired to serve others because of the support and assistance she received through the Abortion Pill Rescue Network (APRN).

Padilla’s son Gavin was saved from chemical abortion with the Abortion Pill Reversal protocol nearly two years ago, and as his second birthday approached Padilla had returned to nursing school and is set to complete her studies next May. But also notable is that she is considering looking into practicing her upcoming profession serving other women facing unexpected pregnancies with the APRN.

“I want to get the word out there,” Padilla told Pregnancy Help News.

Whether or not her path leads to her working with the APRN after graduation, Padilla plans to support the program any way she can, and she’s already doing so by telling how the network helped her as a frightened young mother in the process of a chemical abortion.

“I wanted to help spread the word from the beginning,” she said. “Now I know that my receiving this education means a lot more.”

Padilla, of Clermont, Fl., said that she definitely plans to be involved with the APRN in some fashion.

“The nurse I had really helped me, she held my hand, and prayed with me,” said Padilla. “I just want to do that for someone.”

Two years after feeling overwhelmed by her pregnancy with Gavin, Padilla says now she doesn’t know what she would do without her son.

“He is a blessing to my family,” she said. “I feel like he’s going to be a blessing to the world.”

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Poster Comment:

I know a guy with three kids on the west coast and four here where in the state where I live. He owes child support on the west coast so if they find out he is making ANY money, they will take it for the child support he owes. He must do all his jobs for cash so there is no proof he has any income.

If he had kept it in his pants he might not have these troubles.