Trust Michigan Families

07/03/2020

Less than 1.4% of abortions in Michigan happen after 21 weeks of pregnancy. The reasons behind them are heart-breaking. Let's treat families making these decisions with compassion — not judgment.

07/02/2020

Incompatible with life... those three words bring unimaginable heartbreak to the families receiving a pregnancy diagnosis that their child has a rare chromosomal condition.

07/02/2020

Read more: https://michiganfamilies.org/blog/laurens-story-a-much-wanted-pregnancy

07/02/2020

We’re in this to lift up the voices of Michigan families who are making the most difficult decisions imaginable in the face of rare pregnancy complications.

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Only families truly understand the medical challenges they face, including the fetal nonviability and incompatible-with-life diagnoses they receive during their much-wanted pregnancies.

05/12/2020

Could Michigan families lose control over their own medical decisions regarding pregnancy complications without any input from voters?

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Will Michigan be the next state to pass extreme – and unpopular – restrictions on abortion?

04/30/2020

We believe that our communities trust Michigan families. That's why we choose to support them with compassion, not judgment.

04/29/2020

Michigan families are best equipped to make the right decisions for their much-wanted pregnancies. Special interest groups have no business weighing in.

04/28/2020

When we bring compassion to the conversation about abortions — instead of judgment — we give Michigan families the support they need to face heart-wrenching decisions about pregnancy complications.

04/27/2020

There is no one better equipped to make a difficult medical decision than the family affected.

04/24/2020

No family chooses to end a much-wanted pregnancy for anything other than the rarest and challenging complications. In those heart-wrenching moments, they deserve our compassion, not our judgment.

04/23/2020

Laura Prepon, known for her work on "Orange is the New Black," shares her journey of learning about rare complications in her much-wanted pregnancy, and what came after:

Prepon told BuzzFeed News she was in her second trimester when she and her husband received devastating news about their unborn child's health.

04/22/2020

If Michigan families wanted "one-size-fits-all" solutions to their medical crises, they'd use WebMD. Michigan Legislators need to let our families make their medical decisions.