It strikes some of us strange that people would rather have an abortion over offering an adoption and would rather have an abortion than face the disappointment and anger that their parents may experience if they were to tell them that they are pregnant. Yet, at Seneca we hear it all of the time.
Read MoreFor most of my life, I struggled with finding myself. As a child, I remember being extremely happy and energetic every day. I used to go out early in the mornings and enjoy the beauty of nature, the sun and the wind blowing through my face while I was skating and playing outside, until the light posts would start to light up.
Read MoreCodependency is an imbalanced sense of responsibility to please, rescue, fix, enable, and serve others, yet in the process losing one’s identity. It occurs when a person's need for love and security are not met.
Read MoreIf you have ever experienced postpartum or have known of someone who has gone through it, you realize that it is different from baby blues. Seneca clients are at higher risks for postpartum depression. A lack of support, bills, other kids, continual health issues for themselves, and the new baby put an enormous amount of stress on the new mom. Any mom has a tough time the first few months, but with an added plethora of stresses, one can easily break.
Read MoreTruthfully, most of the staff and volunteers here at Seneca have our own testimonies as to what brought us to this ministry. Whatever the reason, we know that we are here to serve our Lord and then to serve the community. Sometimes, especially since Roe vs. Wade was overturned, achieving our mission has become more difficult. With the ever changing landscape of the abortion debate, we at Seneca are having to adapt our services.
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