Abortion Pill
The abortion pill (mifepristone) is perhaps the deadliest substance known to man. Every year in Michigan, more than 15,000 unborn children have their lives ended by this drug. If unborn children were counted, the abortion pill would be the number three cause of death in Michigan, behind only heart disease and cancer. The abortion pill also poses a health risk to women.
Tell Pharmacies to Say No to Abortion
CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid have already announced that they will distribute the abortion pill. There is the risk that other pharmacies will follow suit. This immediately changes your local pharmacy from a health center to an abortion provider. It is critically important that pharmacies hear from their customers about their decisions regarding abortion pills.
Pharmacies That Respect Life
Many local pharmacies have indicated that they will not distribute abortion pills. For information about your local pharmacy or to provide us with their statements about selling abortion pills, please call Grace in our State Office at (616) 532-2300. We are continually updating this list as we receive information. Have you asked your local pharmacy?
Abortion Pill Reversal
Have you taken the first dose of the abortion pill? Do you regret your decision and wish you could reverse the effects of the abortion pill? It may not be too late! Call (877) 558-0333 to speak with a nurse for more information now, day or night.
Learn more
Order “The Abortion Pill: Knowledge is Power” handout
Resources
LifeNotes: Popping Pills, Ending Lives
This in-depth 4-page booklet explains what the abortion pill is and how it works to take the life of an unborn child. It details possible side effects and explains the abortion pill reversal process.
Dangers of Mail-Order Abortions
This short brochure provides basic information on the abortion pill and explains why the practice of sending them through the mail is so dangerous to women.
Dangers of Mail-Order Abortions
This short brochure provides basic information on the abortion pill and explains why the practice of sending them through the mail is so dangerous to women.