315 | 5 Lies the Abortion Industry Tells Women About the Abortion Pill

Were you told the abortion pill would be "just like a heavy period," that you'd feel immediate relief, or that you could simply move on afterward? For many women, the reality is far different than what they expected. Whether you've personally taken the abortion pill or you're trying to better understand what women are being told today, this episode takes a compassionate, truth-centered look at five of the most common claims surrounding the abortion pill—and compares them with what many women actually experience. This isn't about shame. It's about replacing misinformation with truth, acknowledging the reality of abortion trauma, and discovering that healing is possible through Jesus Christ. If your abortion experience left you with questions, grief, or emotions you weren't prepared for, I pray this conversation reminds you that God's grace is greater than every lie you've believed.   ✨ Want to work 1:1 with me? Schedule an Abortion Recovery Coaching Call—we’ll talk through where you’re feeling stuck and what it could look like to finally start moving forward with God. 👉 brittanypoppe.com/coaching   ✨ Support the Podcast Do you love our content and want to support our ministry? Head to Buy Me a Coffee to submit a gift to the ministry! Proceeds from Buy Me a Coffee go directly to operating costs for the podcast - we appreciate your support more than you know! 👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/brittanypoppe   📖 Need a safe place to start? Download my Permission to Grieve Devotional—a free guide to help you process your pain through God’s truth. 👉 brittanypoppe.com/freebie   🤍 Looking for safe, faith-based community? Come join us inside the Abortion Recovery for Christian Women Facebook group—we’re waiting to welcome you with open arms. 👉 facebook.com/groups/abortionrecoveryforchristianwomen   💌 Want weekly encouragement and healing tips straight to your inbox? Sign up for the newsletter and get hope & peace sent to you every week. 👉 brittanypoppe.com/newsletter