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Choice to Live With is a volunteer-
Rose is the Director and Webmaster of Choice to Live With. She also volunteers as a Woman's Advocate. She is 28 years old. She has lived in Western Michigan her entire life. She was married in 1999, and began college in 2000 to become a Registered Nurse. She and her husband have 2 young children. Starting a family prompted Rose to leave nursing school, and now she works from home as a medical transcriptionist. Rose belongs to a Christian Reformed church.
Rose works on this website from her home -
Rose has always had an interest in unplanned pregnancy and abortion issues, but she
really started getting involved in 2002 when she began counseling women online with
pregnancy decisions. She prefers to think of herself as pro-
Rose created this site because she noticed a huge void on the internet in this area.
When helping women who needed information, support, resources, or advice, she noticed
that most websites had an obvious slant. Some websites would not share facts while
others were overly graphic. Many women were wary of visiting sites that showed this
kind of bias in either direction. In addition, women would often have to visit multiple
sites to find the information that they needed, which was confusing and time-
Chris has been a Woman's Advocate at Choice to Live With since 2005. She is 30 years
old. She resides in Western Michigan and is married with 4 children -
She volunteers at Choice to Live With because she had an unplanned pregnancy at the age of 20 when she was single. She says, "There were many people that helped me get through it, and I want to be able to help other women who are in the same situation." She likes volunteering at Choice to Live With because, unlike with other volunteer positions, she can work from home at times that are convenient for her. She also appreciates that everyone at Choice to Live With shares her views and opinions on how women should and should not be treated during an unplanned pregnancy.
When asked what she would want women in unplanned pregnancies to know, she responded, "I just want women to know that there are people out there that really care about them and their specific situation. I want their story to have a happy ending. There are no easy answers in a situation like this. Abortion is an option, but it's not the only option. I want them to make informed decisions, knowing they will be happy with how things turned out, and hopefully we can help with that process."