Aborted Women: Silent No More
David C. Reardon
Chicago, Ill.: Loyola University Press, 1987. (800-621-1088)
Abortion and Healing: A Cry to Be Whole, (2nd ed.)
Rev Michael T. Mannion
Franklin, Wisc.: Sheed & Ward, 1992. (800-BOOKLOG)
Catholic Women and Abortion: Stories of Healing
ed., Pat King
Franklin, Wisc.: Sheed & Ward, 1994. (800-BOOKLOG)
Do Not Lose Hope: Healing the Wounded Heart of Women
Who Have Had Abortions
William F. Maestri
Staten Island, N.Y.: Alba House, 2000. (800-343-2522)
Experiencing Abortion: A Weaving of Women's Words
Eve Kushner
Binghamton, N.Y.: Haworth Press, 1997. (800-HAWORTH)
The Jericho Plan: Breaking Down the Walls Which Prevent
Post-Abortion
Healing
David C. Reardon
Springfield, Ill.: Acorn Books, 1996. (888-412-2676)
Men and Abortion: A Path to Healing
Catherine T. Coyle
Belleville, Ont. (Canada): Essence Publishing, 1999.
(800-238-6376)
Mother of Mercy and of Love
Therese Marie Green
Mukilteo, Wash.:WinePress Publishing, 1998.
(800-917-BOOK)
No One Told Me I Could Cry: A Teens' Guide to Hope and
Healing After Abortion
Connie Nykiel
Frankfort, Ill. Young Family Press, 1997. (888-367-8336)
A Path to Hope
Rev. John J. Dillon
Mineola, N.Y.: Resurrection Press, 1990. (800-892-6657).
Also available in Spanish edition.
The Post-Abortion Review
Springfield, Ill.: Elliot Institute.
Quarterly publication focusing on post-abortion injuries.
Post-Abortion Aftermath
ed., Rev. Michael Mannion
Franklin, Wisc.: Sheed & Ward, 1994. (800-BOOKLOG)
A Rachel Rosary: Intercessory Prayer for Victims of Post-
Abortion Syndrome
Rev. Larry Kupferman
Williston Park, N.Y.: Resurrection Press. (800-892-6657)
Research Bulletin
Washington, D.C.: Association for Interdisciplinary Research
in Values and Social
Change.
Bi-monthly publication. (202-347-5907)
Unspeakable Losses
Kim Kluger-Bell
New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1998. (800-223- 2584)
Major Articles and Books Concerning the Detrimental Effects
of Abortion
Thomas Strahan
Charlottesville, Va.: The Rutherford Institute, 1996.
An annotated bibliography of post-abortion research,
over
200 pages. (804) 978-3888
