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Here’s how you can reply to the most common pro-choice arguments you encounter every day.
- No One Knows When Life Begins
“We don’t really know when life begins.” Pro-choice...
- My Body, My Choice
It's one of the most common arguments used to defend...
- A Fetus is Not a Person
“A fetus is not a person; it’s a clump of cells.” You’ve...
- Abortion Can Be Medically Necessary
“Abortion can be medically necessary in the case of the life...
- Babies With Disabilities Are Better Off Aborted
“Abortion is acceptable for parents who do not want to raise...
- Personally Pro-Life
“I’m personally pro-life, but I don’t want to impose my...
- No One Knows When Life Begins
Pro-Life Replies to Pro-Choice ArgumentsIf you've ever heard a pro-abortion argument and struggled on how to respond, WATCH THIS SERIES! We answer important ...
It's one of the most common arguments used to defend abortion. But what about the bodily rights of the preborn baby? In this video, Kirsten Watson, wife of Superbowl Champion Benjamin Watson, explains how to respond to "My Body, My Choice" and reinforce the pro-life argument for the most vulnerable members of society.
15 Μαρ 2019 · I have been noticing a weird thumping/pulsating sound in my right ear. If cover the ear, it stops. Also found that when I watch tv on my cell phone (LG Stylo 2), that is when the thumping occurs (Spectrum TV app).
From my experience as an audiologist, patients often report it as a distracting sensation and wonder what is causing it and if it's anything worrisome. This article will delve deeper into pulsatile tinnitus, covering its causes, symptoms, and what to do.
13 Μαρ 2023 · Pulsatile tinnitus is a form of tinnitus that involves hearing whooshing, thumping, or buzzing in the ears that seem to be in rhythm with your heartbeat. The sounds can be mild and not affect your day-to-day life, but they can be debilitating in many cases.
Many cases of pulsatile tinnitus can be traced to stenosis in one of the large veins in the brain, most commonly the traverse and sigmoid sinuses. The narrowing of the veins causes a disturbance in the blood flow, contributing to the whooshing sounds of pulsatile tinnitus.
