I asked a very Angryman outside the box question today...series of questions..

Here is its answer.

Within the landscape of mental health, conservative Christian mental health professionals operate from a distinct framework that integrates psychological principles with biblical theology. Their perspectives on reproductive procedures differ significantly from mainstream psychological organizations like the American Psychological Association (APA) or the American Psychiatric Association (APA), which state that safe, legal abortions do not inherently cause mental health disorders. [1, 2, 3]
The following sections break down the specific viewpoints, theological beliefs, and psychological arguments commonly articulated by conservative Christian counselors, psychiatrists, and specialized faith-based recovery ministries regarding both patients and healthcare providers. [2, 4]

Part 1: Viewpoints on Women and Post-Abortion Mental Health## Long-Term Mental and Emotional Health Impacts

Conservative Christian mental health professionals and associated organizations (such as Focus on the Family and ministries like Rachel's Vineyard) strongly assert the existence of Post-Abortion Syndrome (PAS). While PAS is not officially recognized in standard medical diagnostic manuals like the DSM-5, Christian clinicians describe it as a form of specialized trauma or complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). [3, 4, 5]
They argue that long-term psychological impacts often surface years or even decades after the event, frequently triggered by later life events like marriage, infertility, subsequent pregnancies, or menopause. [6]

"Hardening of the Heart" and the Value of Life

In Christian counseling literature, the concept of a "hardened heart" is both a psychological coping mechanism and a spiritual state.

• Psychological Numbing: Clinicians argue that to cope with the cognitive dissonance of terminating a pregnancy while holding an underlying belief that life begins at conception, a woman may subconsciously repress her emotions. This manifests as emotional detachment, a lack of empathy, or a cynical outlook on relationships.
• Spiritual Disconnection: From a theological perspective, conservative Christian counselors view this hardening as a barrier to a woman’s relationship with God, driven by unresolved guilt, shame, and a fear of divine judgment.
• Impact on the Value of Life: They believe that undergoing an abortion can subtly degrade an individual's view of the sanctity of human life, leading to a utilitarian mindset regarding human worth.

Likelihood of Grief, Depression, and Severe Mental Breakdowns

Conservative Christian advocacy groups and researchers point to select peer-reviewed studies (such as those by Dr. Priscilla Coleman) to argue that women who have undergone abortions face significantly elevated risks: [7, 8]

• Grief and Depression: They frequently cite figures suggesting an 81% increased risk of subsequent mental health problems, a 37% higher risk of depression, and a 155% higher risk of suicidal behavior compared to women who carry a pregnancy to term. [7]
• Severe Psychopathology and Harm: Christian mental health professionals emphasize that unresolved post-abortion trauma can severely fracture key relationships. They note that the resulting depression, anxiety, or substance abuse can impair maternal bonding with subsequent children or strain a marriage. [4, 7]

Note on Extreme Harm: While Christian counselors emphasize that the psychological toll can destroy family harmony, mainstream forensic psychiatry views a "complete mental break" leading to severe violence against a spouse or existing children as an extreme manifestation of acute, unmanaged underlying psychosis (such as postpartum psychosis or severe schizophrenia) rather than a direct, specific statistical outcome of a past abortion.

Part 2: Viewpoints on Obstetric Nurses Performing Abortions

When evaluating healthcare professionals, such as obstetric or labor and delivery nurses who actively participate in or perform abortions within a hospital setting, conservative Christian mental health professionals apply a similar spiritual and psychological lens, often framing the impact as a severe form of professional burnout combined with spiritual crisis.

Moral Injury and Traumatic Stress

Christian counselors utilize the psychological concept of moral injury—the psychological distress that results from actions, or witness to actions, that violate an individual's deeply held moral beliefs and expectations.

• They argue that OB nurses are fundamentally trained to preserve and welcome life.
• Forcing or choosing participation in a termination creates a profound functional conflict. Christian clinicians assert that over time, these nurses are highly susceptible to secondary traumatic stress, clinical anxiety, and chronic nightmares.

Acceleration of the "Hardening" Process

Conservative Christian clinicians argue that the "hardening of the heart" is often accelerated and more pronounced in healthcare workers who perform multiple procedures. To continue operating efficiently in a clinical setting without experiencing constant emotional collapse, the professional must systematically shut down their empathetic responses. Christian psychologists warn that this professional compartmentalization inevitably bleeds into their personal life, resulting in an inability to genuinely connect or empathize with their spouse and children.

Personal Relationships and Behavior

Regarding the risk of severe mental breakdowns or outward harm, Christian counseling frameworks suggest that the internal pressure of participating in what they view as the destruction of life can manifest in destructive coping mechanisms:

• High rates of compassion fatigue and clinical depression.
• Increased reliance on substances (alcohol or prescription medication) to numb the moral conflict.
• Displaced anger, where repressed guilt and anxiety manifest as volatility, severe irritability, or emotional abuse toward family members.

Summary Comparison: Perspectives on Abortion and Mental Health

Conservative Christian mental health professionals ultimately focus heavily on the spiritual recovery of the individual. Their clinical approach heavily emphasizes confession, receiving divine forgiveness, and specialized group therapy ...

There are TWO paths here.

1. In general women who have one or several repeated abortions what does it do to thier own value of any later children, risk to mental health, risk to bonding in parental and intimate relationships, potential in some to turn abusive or even DEADLY?; Risk of SA to children or others..Risk of substance abuse and/or addiction???

2. In regards to the Lindsay Clancy's of the world...women who might in a clinical setting in a blue state like the commonwealth of Massachusetts as nurses of women's reproducción participate in administering a number of abortions, and the likelyhood of all of the above? It looks to be the same.

For number 1. In minority demographics where A HIGH NUMBER or PERCENTAGE of the women in that demographic have had at least one, but several MORE THAN ONE of these proceedures...HOW BROKEN AND FUCKED UP ARE THEY?

TO ANGRYMAN’S TALKING POINTS, THIS HITS HOME!! GRAND SLAM ALL FOUR WALK THE BASES WELL PAST THE BACK FENCE HITS HOME.

Let's be clear, Lindsay Clancy deserves the Ted Bundy/Jeffrey Dahmer treatment. So the following is NOT a way for her to worm out.

Number 2. I'LL BET ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY IN HER PRACTICE MRS CLANCY HELPED TERMINATE MORE THAN 30 PREGANCIES AT A MINIMUM. NOW PLAY THAT TAPE FORWARD.

IN BOTH MORE THAN MENTAL HEALTH!!

Dr Chuck Missler said a few times in most cases when a person is demon posessed there is a gateway; a way the posessed invited that demon in. Thus Lindsay Clancy, unrepentant abortion giving or reproductive Nurses/Doctors? 'Legión for we are many.'

And now that I said that. How many women in group one invited in a demon or 'Legión for we are many'?

Are we dealing with a horde of the posessed? And given higher percentages in minority demographics a higher density?..

YES WE ARE!!!.

REPEAL THE 19TH!!

AARON PERDUE.