Gianna Jesson: Abortion Survivor

While the world's attention is captivated by the inauguration of Barack Obama, one disturbing aspect of his upcoming administration seems to have been virtually ignored by the main-stream media: His Radical Abortion Policy.

When, then Senator Obama, appeared on my radio program, I asked him about his stance on abortion. The senator replied that "one abortion was one too many". I responded by asking him how he then could justify a 100% pro-abortion voting record and a promise to sign the "Freedom of Choice Act". To which, he basically offered more political speak.

This week marks, not only the inauguration of the most aggressive pro-abortion president in our history but also the anniversary of the infamous 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.

With that in mind, my guest on the program Tuesday, Jan. 20th will be abortion survivor Gianna Jessen.

Gianna Jessen`s biological mother was 17 when she had a saline abortion in her third trimester. After being burned for approximately 18 hours in the womb from the saline solution, Jessen was delivered alive in a Los Angeles County abortion clinic. Her medical records state, "born during saline abortion." Because of the attempted abortion, Jessen was born with Cerebral Palsy. She weighed two pounds at birth, and the doctors said she would never be able to hold up her head, sit up, crawl or walk. She began to walk by the age of three years old with the help of leg braces and a walker. Jessen was an orphan who was placed into the foster care system and later adopted.

Today, Jessen walks with a slight limp today and runs marathons. On April 30, 2005, she completed her first 26.2 mile marathon after running just over 7 hours.