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EPISODE · May 16, 2025 · 39 MIN

Episode 26: Prenatal Diagnosis and Fighting for the Most Vulnerable Preborn Patients with Beverly Jacobson of Mama Bear Care

from The Lauren Muzyka Show · host Sidewalk Advocates for Life

2:23: Meet Beverly Jacobson, founder of Mama Bear Care 4:58: The flip of a switch 6:18: "A futile life" 10:16: A self-fulfilling prophecy 17:24: A change in perspective 23:31: Unique blessings 32:16: Termination doesn't take away the pain 34:56: Closing thought   mamabearcare.org

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Often when a pregnant mom receives a prenatal diagnosis, it’s like a switch flips: instead of talking about ”baby,” medical professionals refer to a ”fetus”; instead of celebrating the life growing within, they start urging mom to get an abortion. Lauren sits down with Beverly Jacobson -- a mother of 9 who received a prenatal diagnosis when pregnant with her daughter Verity -- to talk about how we can help parents who receive a prenatal diagnosis, what healthcare providers need to know about the beauty of all new life, and the unique blessings a child with a life-limiting diagnosis can shower on a family.

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