An aspiring multidisciplinary artist is blindsided by the abortion debate after learning his mother took morning after pills around the time of his conception. A journey of compassion to Apartheid South Africa reveals reasons for an aspiring multidisciplinary artist’s deep rooted fear of rejection. Then upon returning to Canada, John finds out his mother took morning-after pills around the time of his conception in 1967. This personal narrative, produced over the last nine years together with his wife Gaetanne, includes John’s original music and spoken word and takes an eye-opening, two-hour glimpse into his relentless, twenty year journey through the abortion debate.