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Katelynn Perry sat in her bathtub doing Google searches on her phone. Was there a way to save her unborn baby?

She had taken the first chemical abortion pill that day and had decided she was not going to take the rest. 

After visiting Planned Parenthood, Perry says, she \\u201cknew that taking that first pill was wrong,\\u201d adding, \\u201cI shouldn\'t have let them influence me.\\u201d  

Perry already had four kids when she found out she was pregnant with her fifth child, and given the financial struggles she and her husband were facing, she had decided to visit Planned Parenthood to discuss her options. 

\\u201cWhen I tried to ask questions, they were kind of shot down. They weren\'t really answered in full,\\u201d Perry said of her trip to the clinic. \\u201cThey used a lot of medical terms that I didn\'t understand.\\u201d 

After taking the first abortion pill at Planned Parenthood, Perry was instructed to go to her local pharmacy to pick up the other pills to complete the abortion, but she decided she wouldn\'t do that.

Her Google searches led Perry to Heartbeat International\\u2019s Abortion Pill Rescue Network website.

She called the number and spoke to a nurse who told her it was possible that her baby was still alive and could be saved. The nurse connected Perry with a pregnancy resource center about an hour away in Lynchburg, Virginia. When she arrived, the first step was an ultrasound to see whether the baby was still alive. 

\\u201cWe do the ultrasound; she still has a heartbeat,\\u201d Perry said of her baby. The medical staff at the pro-life center explained to Perry how the abortion pill reversal works through a 12-week hormone therapy. 

Today, Perry\\u2019s baby girl, Aubrey, is just over a year old, healthy and \\u201cthe sweetest little girl you would ever meet,\\u201d her mother says. 

Perry joins \\u201cThe Daily Signal Podcast\\u201d to share her story and inform other women that the abortion-reversal pill can save the life of the unborn. 

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