Men in the Aftermath

Retired sports anchor John Morales and film producer Jason Jones lead very different lives, but each suffered the same traumatic experience: anger, depression, commitment issues and guilt over the loss of his child to abortion.
John begged his girlfriend to reconsider her decision to abort. Then in his 20s, John says he might not have made the best decisions in life to that point, but he did know one thing: this was also his child and he wanted to help his girlfriend through the pregnancy. She refused and demanded he pay for the abortion.
Jason and his girlfriend were high school sophomores. Jason will never forget the day his girlfriend told him she was pregnant. They agreed to do whatever it took to provide for their baby. Jason joined the army, with the plan that he and his girlfriend would marry after he finished boot camp. But the baby was never born, the relationship ended, and Jason has struggled with a legal system that allowed someone to kill his child.
At the time of filming, an estimated 50 million babies had been killed since abortion was legalized in 1973. Each one had a father at risk of the devastating emotional roller coaster that follows the death of one's child. (Season 3, Episode 6)

[@ulquiorraisawesome]

Just on a binge of grief and sorrow feeding of the men "burrdened" with this life choice (which is the choice of their partners by the way)

[@deliamasea71324]

I'm glad someone is taking about this, I always think about the fathers, "it's a women's choice" what about the Father? Why don't they matter? It's sad. And I know that some men push women to do it and they don't want to, which is equally as sad, but no one talks about how the men feel or deal with it. Thanks for this video!

[@wazham6537]

I can't imagine having the chance of being a parent of a beautiful baby being viciously torn from me from a decision that had happened from one person, my flesh, my blood, taken from me without my say, I would be distraught, I'd think my world would crumble, having the thought of making memories with my child taken, it's sad. I'm sorry, i feel strongly about the subject, even though I haven't gone through something like this

[@lynn69jackson]

My husband had problems with his feelings after my second pregnancy ended when the baby died inutero at 14 weeks. The removal procedure is the same as a curettage abortion .