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(Pregnancy Help News<\/a>)\u00a0On Tuesday, March 19, members of the European Parliament attended the first-ever \u201cBabies Go to the European Parliament\u201d event, organized by C\u0103t\u0103lin Ivan, un-attached Member of the European Parliament (MEP), upon the initiative of Alexandra Nadane, executive director of Romania\u2019s Saint Alexandra the Empress Counselling Center for Parents and Children and president of \u201cRomania for Life\u201d association.<\/p>\n

Inspired by the annual Babies Go to Congress<\/a> in the US, the debut event focused attention on European women whose pregnancies become crises when they are confronted by discrimination in the workplace, lack of support services, and pressure or even abuse from partners, family, and friends.<\/p>\n

Nadane said Romania has fewer than 20 pregnancy centers. And those centers find very few government-supported agencies exist to help them addressing pregnant women\u2019s multiple needs. \u201cThe centers must try to solve almost all the problems of women in crisis,\u201d she said. This kind of problem across Europe prompted her to gain an audience before the Parliament.<\/p>\n

In Romania, she said, the country\u2019s 50-year history of legalized abortion has created a situation in which doctors presume abortion is the only option in unexpected pregnancies, rather than seeking to understand the pressures a woman may be facing and helping her find a life-affirming solution.<\/p>\n

Nadane, moderator for the two-hour parliamentary event, focused discussion on the stated topic, \u201cBeyond the pro-life v. pro-choice debate, there is room for the EU to support women in pregnancy crises.\u201d While keeping politicized debate out of the discussion was a challenge, she said, \u201cThe testimonies helped a lot.\u201d<\/p>\n

Hard to Argue with Experience\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Babies Go to the European Parliament sessions opened with personal stories from women who came face to face with the painful realities of unexpected pregnancies\u2014their own and others\u2019. Those realities highlighted the dearth of agencies and medical or mental health professionals capable of supporting women under economic, physical, or social duress related to pregnancy.<\/p>\n

In that light, Nadane said, \u201cI invited the listening parliamentary leaders to think about potential support alternatives in this matter, since actual support was what was missing.\u201d<\/p>\n

The speakers represented many walks of life.<\/p>\n

Daniela B\u0103lini\u0219teanu, a journalist from Ia\u0219i, Romania, said she was pressured to abort her third child, Ioana, who was diagnosed with acrania. Only her husband battled beside her for their child\u2019s life. Together they went on to share Baby Ioana\u2019s six hours of life after birth.<\/p>\n

Adelina Fronea, a psychologist and human resource expert for 15 years, told how an abortion at age 19 ruined her life until she found redemption in Christ. Fronea said she is now developing an on-line portal for counseling women in unexpected pregnancies.<\/p>\n

Simona Mih\u0103lescu and Dana Ardelean each described a personal journey through an unexpected pregnancy. Those experiences, they said, led both of them to launch pregnancy centers to meet the needs they had once faced.<\/p>\n

Mirela Leti\u021bia Felderean, a neonatal doctor in Cluj, Romania, related her repeated searches for supportive solutions to offer to pregnant women in crisis. She said the women she helped are now enjoying life alongside their children.<\/p>\n

Angela Mitu, a student in Bucharest, told how she and her friend Daniel helped out a young woman being pressured by her family to have an abortion.<\/p>\n

Ioana Pico\u0219, a pro-family activist, told of counseling and encouraging women in unexpected pregnancies, inspiring many to choose life.<\/p>\n

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Moms\u00a0and pregnancy center directors highlighted the pressing need for pregnancy help, based on their own experiences. | Photo Courtesy: Alexandra Nadane<\/p><\/div>\n

READ:\u00a0Moms go to Congress to explain why they gave life to their babies<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

In the discussion that followed the testimonies, MEP Branislav \u0160kripek of Slovakia, President of the European Christian Political Movement, said he was impressed by the women who had navigated such difficulties around an issue which had only come to his attention recently.<\/p>\n

\u0160kripek serves as a substitute member on the Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality, a group which includes noted pro-family MEP Anna Z\u00e1borsk\u00e1, who also attended the Babies Go to the European Parliament event.<\/p>\n

MEP C\u0103t\u0103lin Ivan, whose openness to helping orchestrate the event had originally surprised Nadane, told her that listening politicians were moved to tears by the women\u2019s testimonies.<\/p>\n

But engaging lawmakers\u2019 emotions was only the first step. Nadane wanted them to take action.<\/p>\n

Inspiration for Action <\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cI hoped this event would inspire politicians to take concrete action, to make pro-life policies to support pregnant women,\u201d Nadane said.<\/p>\n

To that end, her second set of speakers represented varied pro-life organizations with proven success in addressing women\u2019s needs in unexpected pregnancies. Additional speakers spelled out specific policies and activities they hoped to see the European Parliament set in motion:<\/p>\n

\u25cf Social workers could be trained to address pregnancy-related issues, according to Mirela Andrei, a social worker with Saint Alexandra the Empress Counselling Centre for Parents and Children.<\/p>\n

\u25cf Fr. Ilarion M\u00e2\u021b\u0103, inspector with the Social and Philanthropic Sector of the Archbishopric of Roman and Bac\u0103u, underlined the need to develop local networks of support centers.<\/p>\n

\u25cf Iustina Oprescu of the Cluj for Life Association, urged development of pregnancy information programs.<\/p>\n

\u25cf Anita Radics, president of Romanian Youth Orthodox Association \u2013 Banatul de Munte, encouraged involving young people in supporting women facing unexpected pregnancies.<\/p>\n

\u25cf Professor Theodora Vild spoke about the importance of increasing education and fostering a mindset that would value pregnant women.<\/p>\n

\u25cf Political consultant R\u0103zvan Popovici spelled out steps politicians could take.<\/p>\n

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MEP C\u0103t\u0103lin Ivan (center) with moms and center directors | Photo Courtesy: Alexandra Nadane<\/p><\/div>\n

MEP C\u0103t\u0103lin Ivan exhorted his fellow politicians to take those steps.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe spoke about getting counseling centers in as many cities as possible, creating public policy that values the status of pregnant women, and eliminating discrimination in the professional environment and in society,\u201d Nadane said.<\/p>\n

While she felt it is too soon to tell what fruit the first Babies Go to European Parliament may bear, Nadane saw the inaugural event as a success.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis was the result of a long series of events held in Romania and the Republic of Moldova in recent years\u2014in particular, the March for Life<\/a>, which has been instrumental in bringing the pregnancy crisis phenomenon to the attention of the general public,\u201d she said. Last year, Nadane also initiated a Babies Go to Romanian Parliament<\/a> event, which was held the day before the event in European Parliament this year.<\/p>\n

Next Year in Brussels? <\/strong><\/p>\n

Because Nadane was only given two weeks to pull together the first Babies Go to European Parliament, bringing representatives from multiple countries was difficult this year. The time limit prevented all but one mother from obtaining a visa for her baby, and kept most of the other nations\u2019 representatives from joining in.<\/p>\n

However, Nadane said she already has a waiting list of eager participants for next year.<\/p>\n

\u201cPeople from Malta, Italy, Spain, and Austria wrote to me,\u201d she said. \u201cWe have good relationships with other pro-life organizations from Europe and with other people who work with the European Parliament, and they have promised to work with their MEPs.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cGod made the testimonies of the mothers reach the European Parliament,\u201d Nadane said. \u201cIt was a joy to see the European Parliament discussing the needs of women in pregnancy crises. I hope to inspire other mothers to speak about crisis pregnancy, and to get more people involved in pro-life activity.\u201d<\/p>\n

Nadane added, \u201cCrisis pregnancy is a huge reality and it is impossible to tackle abortion and help women and children if we do not understand this huge and excruciating reality the women go through.\u201d<\/p>\n

Editor’s Note: This article was published at Pregnancy Help News<\/a> and is reprinted here with permission.<\/em><\/p>\n

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