When the FDA lifted its in-person dispensing requirement for chemical abortion drugs in 2023, abortions entered the mailbox. American women began receiving abortion pills with no examination, no supervision, and no real understanding of what they were about to experience. Countless women, under the impression it was a safe and simple process, were not prepared for the serious medical complications and emotional trauma that comes with the loss of a child.
Last month, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a long-overdue investigation into the safety of mifepristone, the first drug used in chemical abortions. Together with FDA Commissioner Dr. Mary Makary, he will review the abortion pill’s safety and efficacy – a necessary step after years of political decisions that have put women’s health and the lives of the unborn at risk.
Solidarity HealthShare strongly supports this review and welcomes any action that protects life and restores integrity to women’s healthcare. Every woman deserves to know the full truth about the medical risks she faces, and every life deserves protection from the reckless disregard that too often defines chemical abortion policy. For too long, the conversation around “choice” has ignored what women endure: hemorrhaging, infections, medical complications due to incomplete abortions, and a profound sense of loss that no one prepared them for.
No compassionate system should normalize that kind of neglect.
At Solidarity, we believe women deserve better. Our healthcare ministry exists to accompany families through every stage of life, with care rooted in faith and conscience. We help our Members find doctors they can trust, access affordable treatments that heal rather than harm, and make decisions guided by moral clarity instead of industry pressure. We know that real healthcare protects both mothers and children and treats every life as sacred.
We stand with women who have been misled by the abortion industry and are now living with the consequences. They deserve truth, accountability, and real compassion – not false promises of convenience.
When medicine loses sight of its moral foundation, it stops serving people and starts betraying them. This abortion pill review by the administration is a welcome reminder that compassion and accountability must return to women’s healthcare. We at Solidarity will continue building a model that does just that – one where women are cared for, not abandoned, and where medicine once again reflects the truth that every life is worth protecting.
For more information about how you can join the Solidarity community, please give our Member Care team a call today at 737-SHARING.
