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What happens when the woman everyone sees as strong is secretly carrying a story she's afraid to tell?In this deeply personal episode of Right to Choose, Mel shares her story of choosing abortion while serving in church - and what came after: fear, shame, silence, and the struggle to believe God could still forgive her.This conversation isn't about condemnation. It's about grace, healing, and redemption.If you've ever carried a decision you wish you could undo, this episode is for you.Shame is loud, but grace is louder.Healing is possible. Grace is real. Your story doesn't end with your worst decision. @RighttoChoosePodcast  A safe space for the post abortive woman to heal, breathe, & be heard.

You made a decision—but no one prepared you for what came next. In this episode of Right to Choose?, we talk about the emotional and spiritual reality many women face after abortion. If you’ve ever felt confusion, numbness, regret, or even relief mixed with pain, you are not alone. This is a safe place to begin your healing journey.

Join us as we speak to LaRonda Howard to hear about her abortion story and how she is using her abortion.

Do post-abortive women and men have the right to grieve? Let's talk about it...

One of the most difficult things for a post-abortive woman to do is tell her story! People need to hear your story of redemption!

The mind is a steal trap. As much as we would like to forget trauma and loss, the mind doesn't.  The effects of abortion on one's mental health is real.

With all the debate over abortion rights, what does it look like to be PRO-Education?

Mothers aren't the only ones affected by abortion, family members are affected as well.  This episode we talk to siblings of an aborted child.  They share their thoughts about abortion, their mother and choices.

Many women say things like, "I'm fine" and "I know I'm forgiven" so they don't see the need for healing.  There are so many things that we have not connected to our abortion that keep us from truly be Forgiven AND set free! Let's talk about it!

Anniversaries should be happy times but remembering and sometimes reliving the time of conception, abortion or the projected birth date of your child or children can be traumatic, depressing and sometimes detrimental.  Let's talk about it!

Abortion in the family and the black community has definitely been something we don't talk about.  This silence perpetuates the shame.  There is a real generational curse of unplanned pregnancies and even further, abortion in our communities...LET'S TALK ABOUT IT!

Join us as we discuss the challenges of parenting living children in the aftermath of abortion!

Everyone has choices and those choices have consequences.  The issue at hand is how do we move forward?