#297 A Patient Is a Person No Matter How Small with the ProLifeDoc (Dr. Bill Lile)

The Good Citizen Podcast

Dr. Bill Lile is a practicing obstetrician and gynecologist (who has delivered more than 4,000 babies), and he is traveling the country with a simple but powerful message: every patient–even an unborn patient– deserves legal protection and quality medical care. In this episode, he explains fascinating developments in fetal surgery and other procedures inside the womb that point out the clear personhood of the patient in the womb and the importance of protecting their life and dignity. Especially in post-Roe America, we need to keep persuading hearts and minds. Here are remarkable stories/arguments to do just that in your sphere of influence.

Dr. Lile is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and is the former OB/GYN Department Chair. He is licensed to practice medicine in both Florida and Alabama and has served as an instructor with both The University of Florida and Florida State Medical School OB/GYN residency programs. The ProLife Doc is passionate about providing quality healthcare to all of his patients – inside and outside of the womb. Abortion is never the right ‘choice’, but Dr. Lile’s message, though borrowed from Jesus Christ, is a clear one – forgiveness is available to all through His blood.

Key takeaways:

• A remarkable story about an abortion pill reversal.
• What led Dr. Lile to shut down all abortion services and referrals at the largest abortion provider in Pensacola, Florida.
• What he means by the statement, “A patient is a person no matter how small.”
• Developments in modern obstetrics should pro-life advocates know about.
• Developments in fetal surgery that pro-life advocates should know about.
• How doctors are advocating for the sanctity of life.
• How the Dobbs case has impacted his ministry and the pro-life movement.
• A link to Dr. Lile’s presentation at the Iowa Family Leader Summit.

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