We have to do something for the victims and that's why we do this program.

We want to make (victims) aware of their rights. We also want the public to help us support them.

To look around and realize that other people are grieving, it helps them cope. They learn how to network and fellowship with each other, and that helps them heal.

For victims and survivors, the help means everything.

That's a vital support group for us. They do lots of things. They network with each other, they connect.

I'm honestly perplexed about the distinction represented by the cervical wall. On one side, people should be prosecuted if they do anything to harm the fetus, but once on the outside, sorry kid, whatever happens happens. You're on your own.