How will Pro Choice women respond to these facts?

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Abortion Procedures--The trauma of post-abortion syndrome is more easily understood when we consider various procedures.

Dilation and curettage (D&C). The doctor dilates the cervix and uses a hoe-like instrument to cut the baby's body to pieces and scrape the uterine wall. The body pieces and contents of the uterus are then pulled through the cervix.

Suction. The doctor inserts a vacuum tube, using a special medical device many times more powerful than a home vacuum cleaner, through the cervix into the uterus, tearing the live baby and the placenta into pieces. These pieces are sucked into a jar or bucket.

Saline. A strong salt solution is injected through the mother's abdominal wall into the amniotic fluid in the uterus. The salt burns the baby's skin as it absorbs the solution, and the baby also swallows the salt, causing internal poisoning and burning. The baby, in great pain, thrashes around, which is painful to the mother. She goes into labor and expels a shriveled, burned baby. Some babies are born alive after a saline abortion.

Prostaglandin. This chemical, a hormone, is injected or applied to the uterus, causing it to contract violently. It is a painful abortion for the mother, forcing the baby out prematurely.

Dilation and evacuation (D&E). The doctor dilates the mother's cervix and uses a forceps to crush the baby's head and pull out body parts.
>Hysterotomy. This is no different from a C-section, where the mother's abdomen is opened surgically to pull the baby out. Since the baby is usually alive, the abortionist has to then find a way to kill the baby. (Obviously not used very often)


Dilation and Extraction (D&X). This procedure is known in the media as the "partial birth abortion." The doctor dilates the mother's cervix and pulls the baby's body out except for the head. Leaving the head inside the mother's body, s/he uses the point of a scissors to make a wound at the base of the baby's skull, then opens the scissors to make the opening larger. A vacuum tube is then inserted into the baby's skull to suction out the brain to be used in fetal tissue research. The baby must be alive at the time the brain matter is harvested, to be used for research purposes. With the brain gone, the head collapses and is pulled out of the mother's body more easily.

Answer 1

They will answer by saying "So? It's my body!"

At very early stages in the pregnancy, I'd agree, but most in favor of abortion don't want to discuss when the line should be drawn. They don't want to even THINK of D & X!

But to be fair, neither side wants to address why a little clump of cells 2 weeks after conception should be treated the same as a 7 mo old fetus.

Answer 2

because of the fact there is extra to the subject than a label from one area or the different . i at present heard a communicate by 2 women , one from the two factors . the pro existence woman made her argument yet whilst the different woman spoke she interrupted with " it quite isn't how i think " . She did no longer seem to settle for the factor that for the time of any given subject women can sense in any different case than her . What she refused to settle for is any questioning different than hers . it is no longer plenty the different woman replaced into for abortion , she replaced into against somebody else , subsequently a central authority entity , dictating her determination . it extremely is , in spite of each and every thing , a " selection " . professional " existence " tries to chop back that determination . each and every situation is unique and could be examined that way , no longer dictated by one area . professional selection isn't unavoidably professional abortion plenty as they help the the perfect option of guy or woman " selection " . If i'm professional hamburger could that supply me the the perfect option to assert you are able to no longer have a fish sandwich ?

Answer 3

what is your question? i get it you don't like abortion. but this is a place for pregnant mums. why do you care what other people think when your opinions are so strong?