Although she had seen ultrasounds before, including during her own pregnancy, Johnson said she had never seen an ultrasound image during an abortion. She is unclear why, as the director of the clinic, she was asked to be in the procedure room on that day, because it was not a normal part of her duties. Still, Johnson said, the experience changed her forever.
"I just thought, 'What am I doing?'" she said. "And then I thought, 'Never again.'"
Two weeks later, Johnson quit.
"I looked out the window and saw a couple of women praying and I thought, 'That's where I need to go,'" Johnson said.
She walked down the street and into the welcoming arms of the Coalition for Life.
Although she had originally been happy at her job, Johnson slowly grew to question "the motives of the organization," she said, particularly because her superiors were "pushing clinics that did have an abortion program to bring in more money."
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