READ: Pro-life group to submit thousands of abortion pill horror stories for Supreme Court case

On the steps of the supreme court, as abortion advocates called for continued access to mail-order chemical abortion drugs in the name of "women's rights" and "women's health care," pro-lifers rallied to protect women and girls from the atrocities and harms of the "do-it-at-home" abortion drug, which, according to the US Food and Drug Administration's own reporting, sends one in every twenty-five women to the emergency room.

While Alliance Defending Freedom and pro-life medical professionals argued before the high court that the FDA has both violated federal law and put thousands of women and girls at grave risk for their health and even their life, hundreds of pro-life activists outside the courthouse demanded that the FDA be held accountable for its criminal activity and negligence in approving the abortion drug and rolling back nearly every safeguard and restriction surrounding its use and distribution.

READ: Pro-lifers may face uphill battle as Supreme Court hears arguments on FDA abortion pill case

Among others, Leslie Wolbert offered testimony of her experience of taking the abortion pill at the age of 21 after she said Planned Parenthood had not informed her fully about the nature of the drug and its effects.

She said she was neither counseled nor warned of the "living Hell" she would go through in her own home as a result of using the drug. "Nor was I informed about the reality of what I'd experience, what I'd feel, what I'd see, or the traumatic memories and pain that I would carry for life," she declared.

Wolbert had gone to a Planned Parenthood to get a pregnancy test, in no way intending to abort, even after a positive test, but was convinced into taking the abortion pill after being told by Planned Parenthood staff that she would simply experience a heavy period until she expelled a "tennis ball sized clot" that was only a "blob of tissue." (Image: Pexels)

The extreme loss of blood from "relentless bleeding" and the excruciating pain she felt in her whole body for several days became so unbearable that she prayed to God for death.

"I was begging for my own death to come because the agony was unbearable," she said.

This was not normal, and I knew it. What I was experiencing was absolutely nothing like a period. It was by far the worst pain I'd ever been in my life.

I was utterly alone, terror-stricken, and certain that I would die. In fact, I wanted death to come to relieve me from the agony that felt never-ending. My body shook violently with tremors, and I sweated profusely. I cried in agony, for I had never experienced such physical attacks to my body. I was petrified and completely alone, not knowing how long this would last.

The most terrifying moment of her experience came when, "paralyzed with fear and disbelief," she held in her own hands, in a pool of blood, the fetal remains of her aborted baby, before flushing the body down the toilet, "shuddering in horror over what she had just seen and done"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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