Elizabeth was a cashier at Lowe's, barely scraping by, when she found out she was pregnant. Planned Parenthood told her she could start a chemical abortion that day—or try to get back on the packed schedule later. Feeling cornered, she took the first pill. She hadn't even left the building when she learned the baby's father wanted to keep their child. And it hit her—she'd wanted that too, all along. She tried to throw the pill up. Then she found a number buried on page 3 of Google: the Abortion Pill Reversal helpline. A nurse answered. A doctor called back in 15 minutes. By that evening, she'd started treatment. Her beautiful baby daughter was born healthy in January 2024. Now California's Attorney General is suing @HeartbeatIntl and @Realoptionsc, the very groups that helped Elizabeth—claiming it's "fraud" to tell women about Abortion Pill Reversal. He wants crippling fines, a permanent gag order, and censorship. This is playing politics in the courtroom with real lives at stake, plain and simple. That's where Thomas More Society comes in. We took this case, and after two years of hard-fought litigation, we've taken the state's arguments apart piece by piece and found zero consumer complaints. Zero evidence that APR is harmful. Our hearing is April 15. We'll keep fighting to keep that phone line ringing.