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Friday, 14 October 2016

Her Mom Tried to Kill Her It Didn’t Work—29 Yrs Later Nobody Saw This Sweet Revenge Coming

Here’s a woman named Gianna Jessen who has a powerful story to share. This story was told as part of testifying to show what happens when a mother has a late term abortion, yet the child ends up actually surviving that abortion.

The child is Gianna Jessen. She is now an adult and due to the lack of oxygen during the attempted abortion, she now has cerebral palsey, which she actually considers “a gift.” She was not expected to lift her head or even talk, yet here she is. Turns out if the doctor had been present at the office when it was discovered that Gianna had survived the abortion, he or she would have used strangulation or some other method to finish the job. Instead a nurse present, had her rushed to the hospital, and now several years later, she is here delivering a powerful, yet very upbeat and positive testimony.

Really a must watch as you have to consider the fact that Gianna was never meant to be here, and was intended to be terminated, even after surviving the initial saline based abortion method.

Listen to this woman’s powerful and moving story and share with friends and family to show how precious all lives really are.

Friday, 9 September 2016

Russian Couple Adopts Orphaned Bear 23 Years Later They Still Live Together!

23 years ago, an orphaned cub was adopted. Now 300 pounds and 7-ft tall, the bear is a gentle giant who still lives with his family.

It’s not a conventional family, granted, but the Panteleenko unit has been a solid once since they adopted Stepan, an orphaned bear, 23 years ago.

Daily Mail reports that Svetlana and Yuriy Panteleenko took in Stepan when he was just 3 months old. He was found by hunters in a forest all alone and in a very bad condition. Twenty-three years later, the three still live as a family in Moscow, Russia. And, contrary to appearances, the 300-pound, 7-ft bear is a gentle giant.

His humans relay that Stepan helps around the house by watering plants. In the evenings, he loves cuddling on the couch and watching television.

Said Svetlana:

“When we adopted him, he was only three-months-old and had been found by hunters in the forest having lost his mother. He was in a very bad condition. He absolutely loves people and is a really sociable bear – despite what people might think, he is not aggressive at all. We have never been bitten by Stepan.”

Russian Couple Adopts Orphaned Bear. 23 Years Later, They Still Live Together!

“He’s got so many talents and loves a picnic. It’s a wonder he doesn’t eat us out of house and home,” she added.

Reportedly, the bear has never acted out or bitten either of his human companions. They credit it to him being domesticated all of his life as well as being well cared for.