Life Train

By Clarissa Wilbourn

In an attempt to travel back in time to correct a mistake he felt he made, Michael created a machine that can tell the life of your unborn child. So he created the Life Train, a traveling abortion clinic, but you must participate in a one hour counseling session before you can have an abortion. In this session you will see what your life is like after an abortion. The you will see it without the abortion but each session is an eye opening experience; each client has their own unique story.

Life Train was written in 1982 when abortion clinics were under attack and abortion doctors were being killed. This is a series of short stories that bring a human side to the choices of abortion. These stories touch the heart like no other; it’s a journey into the possible experiences of those who have to make that decision.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jun 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9781728316390

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© 2019 Clarissa (Johnson) Wilbourn. All rights reserved.

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Published by AuthorHouse  06/26/2019

ISBN: 978-1-7283-1640-6 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-7283-1639-0 (e)

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Contents

Mother Knows Best

The Life You Save

The Abused Daughter

The College Student

A Cry For Life

One Nation Under God Says It All

The Model

This book is dedicated to my mother and father Mary C. Johnson and Willie Johnson Jr. for the love and support, and to my children and grandchildren, that showed me a whole new kind of love.

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This is the story of Michael Tyler’s invention. His determination to change his past changed the future of millions.

Michael was twelve. He and his two sisters—Abby, eight, and Clarissa, sixteen—had just finished celebrating their parents’ 20th wedding anniversary; but sometime during the night, after they had all gone to bed, Michael was