Dr. Lejeune was an advocate for these individuals, both inside and outside the womb. His scientific discoveries made it unequivocally evident to him that “life has a very long history, but each has a very definite beginning – the moment of conception.”
#drlejeune
#voiceforthevoiceless
#betheirvoice
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Editor’s note. This latest post from a year ago came from David G. Lejeune, the President of the Jerome Lejeune Foundation USA. The date was April 3, 2020. Today marks the anniversary of Dr. Jerome Lejeune’s passing 26 years ago. The namesake of the

SB 1457 is a legislative declaration that Arizona laws recognize that an unborn child has “all rights, privileges, and immunities available to other persons, citizens and residents of this state.”

#arizona
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By Dave Andrusko A multi-pronged pro-life bill, having already passed the Arizona Senate, was approved in the House yesterday on a party-line vote of 31-29. SB 1457 passed the Senate last month, also along party lines—all 16 Republicans for, all 14 D

The bill “would prohibit the use of several drugs, including mifepristone and misoprostol, that are commonly used for early-stage abortion,” according to Tom Coulter of the Wyoming Tribune Eagle.

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By Dave Andrusko Step by step, Wyoming is moving in the direction of passing Senate File 133. The bill “would prohibit the use of several drugs, including mifepristone and misoprostol, that are commonly used for early-stage abortion,” according to To

Five days later, on March 1st, Ashton was finally born — in a completely different month from his twin sister, who was born on February 24th.
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By Cassy Fiano-Chesser  A Minnesota family is celebrating the surprising arrival of their twins. These amazing babies were conceived at the same time, but have two different birthdays — days apart and in different months. Heather Perry was expec

Fact #32! Week 32: Starting at this time, true alveoli or air “pocket” cells, begin forming from alveolar ducts. Development of alveoli continues through birth and until about 8 years of age. Their skin is now soft and smooth as they continue to take on fat, gaining around half a pound per week. Their skin is a lot less transparent and more opaque as the fat continues to develop.
Babies can also dream at this stage! The bones are also continuing to harden, except for the bones in the skull. Those stay soft to help the baby's head to be born safely. #40weeks40facts
Please share with your friends to help inform the public just how beautiful life is (especially pregnant friends who would like to know about the development of their baby!).