Who, What, Where, When and Why

Abortion Recovery Awareness Month™  is a community service event founded in April of 2005 by Abortion Recovery InterNational, Inc. (now Abortion Recovery Awareness) and organization President, Stacy Massey. This year ARAM celebrates 20 years of working collaboratively with advocates and affiliates around the globe!

Abortion Recovery Awareness Month's Goals:

-Encourage and extend healing opportunities to those hurting from abortion.
-Educate and enlighten society to the effects of abortion on individuals and families.

Abortion Recovery Awareness Month™ (ARAM) is a collaborative effort of caring people around the globe, encouraging and extending healing opportunities to those hurting from a reproductive loss due to abortion. The month long community event inspires others to enlighten society by reaching out to individuals and families in their communities.

Compassion begins at home. A couple led through recovery can reconcile their marriage. A mother who finally tells her daughter about the pain of her own abortion, may save the lives of her grandchildren. Suicide, drugs or alcohol need not be the answer to the emotional or psychological impact of a pregnancy loss by choice. A forgiving God, loving family and friends, church and community support ... Those should be the answer!

April each year. 

Per our founder Stacy Massey ...

"Because for some, abortion can effect everything!

It impacts our marriages and our most intimate bonds with each other. It sneaks about in our families and with friends. It whispers in our church and murmurs in the body of Christ. It infects our society and infiltrates our schools. It attaches itself to the media and takes over our politics. It's not just a simple word that explains a medical procedure. It effects our community in ways that no other topic does.

But it goes deeper than that. We as a society do not know how to respond. Individuals are not talking about the subject matter. Not because they do not want to, but because they do not know what to say or how to say it.

Healing from a decision that leaves huge scars on our families and friends, our church and our communities is possible. We'll show you how!"

ARAM is secular-friendly. It is free of judgment. condemnation or negative connotations. The goals are to encourage and extend healing opportunities and to enlighten society.

Give us a call and let us know you'd like to participate. The time has come to heal our nations! 

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