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Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« on: December 05, 2009, 10:55:07 PM »
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11 Bravo  (1000+ posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 08:44 PM
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I'll never forget the day my wife decided to have an "elective abortion".
 Edited on Fri Dec-04-09 08:46 PM by 11 Bravo
OK, I guess that technically she didn't decide, I did. You see, she was unconscious at the time. I've posted about this before, but the current debate about health care reform has brought out a host of individuals who claim that abortion is "elective" surgery, so I thought I would re-visit it.
Here's how the love of my life "elected" to have an abortion.
One night after dinner, my sweetheart went to the toilet. I still thank God that I didn't head downstairs to watch football. After a while I knocked on the door (at that time we were living in a one-bathroom townhouse), and received no answer. Eventually, I went in, and found my bride lying on the bathroom floor in a puddle of blood. We found out at the hospital that the child we were trying to have had been conceived as an ectopic pregnancy. We hadn't even know she was pregnant. A therapeutic abortion and removal of her right fallopian tube saved her life, while reducing by half our chance to have the children we so devoutly hoped for. The doctor told me that had we arrived thirty minutes later she might have bled to death.
So **** you, Mr. Stupak. **** you Bill O'Reilly. **** every member of Congress who, had they been able, would have signed my wife's death warrant. I hope you never have to pick up the dead weight of a loved one, carry them out to the car, lay them down in the driveway so you can open the car door, and then strap your unconscious and hemorrhaging spouse into a seat. But if you do, I hope you learn from the experience.

(By the way, my wife and I have now have two amazing sons, ages 13 and 16, and they can't wait to be old enough to vote for a Democratic candidate.)


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Seeing more and more of the 'Elective Abortion' bullshit.

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bobbolink  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 08:46 PM
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2. Beautiful story. Thank you.
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tonysam  (1000+ posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 08:52 PM
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5. That's a medically necessary abortion, which would not be banned under
 Stupak. That's not the same thing at all as having an elective abortion. I think you know that.

"Therapeutic" abortion isn't "elective" abortion, or "abortion on demand."

 :lmao: never correct fiction with the facts...

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bobbolink  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 08:55 PM
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9. Its all the same to the RW, and I think you know *that*.
 They insist on using the term "partial birth abortion", even though they KNOW that it is almost ALWAYS a matter of the life of the mother.

They simply don't care.


stop shitting on Bobo's bloody parade.

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shadesofgray (82 posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 09:10 PM
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16. Exactly. The Catholic Church does NOT permit abortion in the case of an ectopic pregnancy.
 And Nelson and other senators are taking their orders from the Catholic church.

Gawdammed Cat-lickers!!!

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Ms. Toad  (1000+ posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 10:38 PM
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32. That is not really correct
 In the event of an ectopic pregnancy, the Catholic church permits the removal of the fallopian tube (or a section thereof containing the embryo). The intended purpose is to save the life of the mother; the unintended consequence of that act is the death of the fetus. This is the procedure the OP had.

(The Catholic church does not permit an alternate treatment which is administering medication to kill the developing embryo.)

http://www.religioustolerance.org/abo_hist_c1.htm
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01046b.htm
http://www.epigee.org/guide/catholicism.html

As to Stupak - the amendment is bad. I hope it is removed from the House Bill, and the proposed amendment defeated in the Senate.

BUT as bad as the amendment is, it would permit federally subsidized insurance policies to cover both common methods of treating ectopic pregnancies. Ectopic pregnancies are life threatening The OP was told that at the hospital, and no doctor who got his license anywhere other than a crackerjack box would argue with that assessment.

The Stupak amendment says:

"No funds . . . may be used to pay for any abortion or to cover any part of the costs of any health plan that includes coverage of abortion, except in the case where a woman suffers from a physical disorder, physical injury, or physical illness that would, as certified by a physician, place the woman in danger of death unless an abortion is performed. . ."

In other words, funds are permitted to be used for abortions because an ectopic pregnancy places the woman in danger of death unless an abortion is performed.


 damned facts...

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defendandprotect  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:43 AM
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59. Some time ago, we had a story here at DU where a woman suffering a miscarriage ...
 was turned away from one of the hospitals by an official because he was concerned

that someone might think the hospital was participating in performing an abortion!!!

What crap like the religious Holy Rollers do is to confuse the public -- and to

create new impasses for women -- and if it endangers the lives of women, they don't care!

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crazyjoe (111 posts)      Sat Dec-05-09 07:35 AM
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73. that is just completely false. sorry
 we can support a womans right to choose, without making shit up



Joe? You are on DU. Making up shit is about all they got.

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defendandprotect  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 07:56 PM
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194. In fact, the Roman Catholic Church is seeking to deny women the right to "self-defense" ...
 IF the assault is by a fetus -- !!!

This is another gem which distorts today's debate and the past ...

respects the lives of both.

In fact, Catholic Hospitals were notorious for "saving the child" and letting the

mother die!

Obviously, arguing that a fetus or a fertilized egg is the equal of a living woman

isn't something that anyone buys . . . including Catholic women who have as many

abortions as any other women!!

It's a losing argument from every angle and that's why their "Pro-life-assassins" resort

to MURDER OF DOCTORS ...

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whopis01  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 10:24 AM
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92. That is incorrect. In the Humanae Vitae encyclical, Pope Paul VI said the opposite.
 So long as the intent of the medical procedure is not to be an impediment to procreation, it is allowed.

Basically, they are against abortion if the purpose is to prevent pregnancy. If the purpose is to save the mother's life and the termination of the pregnancy is a foreseeable but unavoidable outcome, then it is approved by the church.


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JetCityLiberal (628 posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 11:01 PM
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35. You are anti abortion no matter what just like the right wing
 and you have the right wing anti abortion crap posts down pat.

Abortion is a necessary medical procedure right wing crap anti life liars.

Pro life my ass. Same fetus fetish crap. Transparent crap posts.

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Control-Z  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 03:42 AM
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65. You really need to educate yourself.
 There are a bunch of crazy, right wing, religious ****wads who are anti-birth control, anti-choice, anti-women...They believe that ectopic pregnancies should be left to run their course - which ALWAYS means death to both the woman and the fetus. And yes, they consider an ectopic procedure to be elective.


Frankly, imo, every abortion is therapeutic. When a woman chooses abortion because she doesn't feel capable of mothering a child or she can't afford to, it is a therapeutic decision on some level for her, and for most women, a compassionate one as well.
 

yup. Liberals want abortion on demand to be a basic human right.

it gets worse from there...
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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #1 on: December 05, 2009, 11:08:00 PM »
What an asshole!  :bird: What kind of sick person lies about his wife and her "elective abortion"? The end part really wrapped up this turd.

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(By the way, my wife and I have now have two amazing sons, ages 13 and 16, and they can't wait to be old enough to vote for a Democratic candidate.)


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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #2 on: December 05, 2009, 11:24:41 PM »
This is too good to not drag over here....

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BrklynLiberal  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 09:04 PM
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13. Cannot recommend enough!!!!!
 Edited on Fri Dec-04-09 09:07 PM by BrklynLiberal
Are people posting here without even reading your post????

Is English not their first language?

I think that there must be something happening to the drinking water on DU...   

An abortion is NEVER "elective"!!!!!

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slackmaster  (1000+ posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 09:09 PM
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15. If an abortion is never "elective"
 Edited on Fri Dec-04-09 09:10 PM by slackmaster
Then it would be syntactically inconsistent to refer to it as a "choice".

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BrklynLiberal  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 09:20 PM
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18. Semantics?
 Choice consists of the mental process of thinking involved with the process of judging the merits of multiple
options and choosing one of them for action.

Elective has the implication of being non-essential, which is NOT true for "choice".


When and if a woman chooses to have an abortion, to her, at that moment, for whatever reason, IT IS ESSENTIAL.


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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #3 on: December 05, 2009, 11:49:47 PM »
Those people are disgusting.

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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #4 on: December 06, 2009, 02:38:42 AM »
Yep, abortion as birth control is "therapeutic! **** you, asshat, and the doc who would do such a thing, in the ass!

You want abortion for the sole purpose of having sex anytime you feel like it! Close your legs, and the smell will go away!
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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #5 on: December 06, 2009, 07:12:21 AM »
Some primitive comments that might be of interest:

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bobbolink  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 08:46 PM
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2. Beautiful story. Thank you.

Rec'd, because of the unrec brigade.

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CaliforniaPeggy  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 08:47 PM
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4. Thank you for telling us this terrifying story.  

I am so glad you saved her life, and the lives of your sons...

Abortions can be elective, but obviously, not all of them...

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bobbolink  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 08:55 PM
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9. Its all the same to the RW, and I think you know *that*.

They insist on using the term "partial birth abortion", even though they KNOW that it is almost ALWAYS a matter of the life of the mother.

They simply don't care.

The sparkling husband primitive's wife:

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Sparkly  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 08:55 PM
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10. K&R but to be clear...

When the life of a woman is at risk, abortions are legal and covered throughout a pregnancy.

However, the rightwing government-intrusion zealots do make a distinction between a woman's "life" and a woman's "health." So, for example, if your wife were "merely" risking her fertility, physical debilitation or mental illness, the rightwing nutjobs would not allow her to have the abortion.

The hypochondrial primitive, who's had every afflicition ever known in the history of mankind, and some not yet named:

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mopinko  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 10:36 PM
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31. i think that is the point.  

"elective" abortions are more like "elective" root canals than boob jobs.

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Stinky The Clown  (1000+ posts)        Fri Dec-04-09 09:58 PM
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25. ......

K & R

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 11:46 AM
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102. I wish everyone wouldn't argue about the issue.

It is terrible that women would abort babies as a form of birth control. That part needs to be illegal. There are too many birth control alternatives available today.

Abortion should be available for medical necessity the health of the mother it is without question as well as rape, incest, and severe handicap of the fetus.

People just need to take a common sense approach and stop all the insanity with this issue.

The Blue Dogs on this issue are using a common sense approach.

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 12:30 PM
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113. You should be ashamed of yourself. This is an altogether disgusting post.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 01:23 PM
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120. Why?

Because I have an opinion that is not shared by you? I won't extrapolate on what you believe because your post did not in any form elude to it. I am sure you are not for abortion on demand as a form of birth control now are you? Don't you agree that men and women should take a responsible approach to sex and use available birth control methods?

Maybe you can explain why the incidence of abortion as a form of birth control has not seriously decreased in the last decade?

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 01:47 PM
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123. Anyone who throws around the term "abortion as a form of birth control" is clueless and judgmental. You have clearly no idea at ALL and are beyond hope. What a stupid notion.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:01 PM
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127. Nonsense...

You over hype what I am saying. Obviously women get pregnant even when they are trying not to and I have no problem with a women getting an abortion if these accidents do happen but we all understand the functions of sex, if there was any question that the birth control method used did not work then there is always the morning after EC.

My position is simple,

If a women gets pregnant regardless of the circumstances that preceeded it.

If she plans for the child, Oh it might be nice to have a baby, I think I will name him ...., Creates future memories of the child, etc... and then for whatever reason short of medical necessity to her i.e, financial, partner leaves, emotional, etc, decides that she is going to destroy that life she is carrying then that, that is the danger and that is the particular ones I am talking about and that would fit the definition of using Abortion as birth control. In fact I see it more like Murder but hey thats just me.

You decide.

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:08 PM
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130. That's right... *I* decide, not you.  

It's a decision between a woman and her physician and thankfully you have ZERO say in the matter. But that doesn't keep you from judging others, does it?

It's appalling that you think you have a right to judge anyone for the medical decisions that they make. If it were up to you women would either have no choice or be forced to justify their decision so that it fits into one of your neat little "acceptable" boxes or be deemed a murderer.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:13 PM
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131. Exactly, Exactly, Exactly.

I am a taxpayer and because like you said "YOU" decide then don't take my tax dollars and subsidize "YOUR" decisions how is that fair?

YEAH FOR THE STUPAK Ammendment you made my point better then I could.

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:19 PM
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I see. Your goal is to restrict access. Pretty arrogant to think you have a say in where health care dollars are spent. Why do you care if your tax dollars are spent on abortions?

It's not about the money, is it? It can't be. If these pregnancies go to term, the cost of prenatal care and delivery far exceeds the cost of termination.

Let's be honest, it's about your opinion of the procedure. It's about your beliefs. Why is it OK that you factor your opinion of this procedure into HCR? And more importantly, why is it OK to use HCR to restrict access? Because that's what Stupak and DFLA really want. And, if the desire really is to reduce the number of abortions, why not mandate the coverage of contraception in the bill?

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:33 PM
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141. You can't make up your mind can you.

I argued up thread that mandated contraception should be in the bill, and you told me I was being restrictive especially to those on relief. I agree with you that madated coverage of contraception should be in the bill. I agree that the costs of delivery and care far exceed the cost of termination but I want that termination decision made immediately.

Second, no It is not the money, it is the principle. I argued that I have an opinion and principles and morals that I believe and no they are not the same as yours but you can't just disregard other peoples opinions and expect to get anything accomplished because there are millions of people that share my opinion and there are millions that are much further restrictive then my opinion is so it just can't be discounted.

Stupak seems to be what will satifsy the majority of people that have a different opinion then yours and still leave the options themselves open an available.

I look at STUPAK as a forced responsibility issue, you won't be able to use your insurance to pay for abortion so abortion will become seriously cost prohibitive which will again potentially give pause to irresponsible women and men to double down on their protective measures.

I truly am Pro-Choice, I just don't want to be forced to participate in that choice and you should'nt want me to either.

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:36 PM
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143. No, you argued that people should be mandated to be ON contraception if on assistance.  

I stated that the COVERAGE of contraception by health insurance, when a proper course of care as determined by a woman and her physician, should be mandated.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:19 PM
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133. and furthermore....

Abortion is legal I am not trying to change that, you can do anything you want its your body. This whole issue is being driven by what part YOU want society to play in your decisions. If you want complete privacy then pay for it yourself it was your mistake.

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:23 PM
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137. You just want to restrict access.  

Like Stupak and the assholes in the DFLA.

Your argument about society paying for your decisions is the most ridiculous thing ever. Especially with regards to healthcare.

Should you not get help from the fire department because you ****ed up and left a candle burning? Should you not get health care because you failed to exercise and eat well and ended up with diabetes? Should lung cancer not be treated if a patient was a long-time smoker?

No... you just want to restrict access to abortions because you don't "like" them.  

The brawl goes on for a bit, but never mind, and we pick up again here:

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 01:51 PM
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124. See we agree...

I am not debating why some people stick to an anti-abortion opinion. I am looking at the reality of the situation. Abortion should be something that women do not need or desire. Personal responsibility would take care of that.

Thats why I fully support norplant, IUD's, morning after pills, etc. and support making them mandatory for anyone that is on state relief programs or welfare.

Maybe you can explain why with all the available birth control options women who don't want to be pregnant are still getting pregnant?

My humanist side feels that once a women who is pregnant assigns life to that child, i.e., plans for it, names it, creates future memories of it, She has given it life and unless there is a medical risk to her if she decides to abort after that, well that is not really abortion, it is more akin to murder.

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PeaceNikki  (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 01:54 PM
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126. Wow. You want to restrict the reproductive rights of people on assistance?!!?  

Sick.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:02 PM
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128. Strange way of looking at that

So you want tax payers to pay for women to have abortions on demand and won't support the cheaper version which is to stop the pregnancy from happening in the first place..

Or pay for society to raise the unwanted child that is put in a foster home because the mother really couldn't afford that decision she made...

Now thats SICK.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 02:47 PM
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148. Ok...

Let me explain myself then, I have 4 children but my wife has had 5 pregnancies. Our second pregnancy we were so hopeful that it would be a girl, we picked out names, we talked about her future, we assigned her life, she was just as real in my mind and my wifes then any of my other children were. Unfortunately, my wife started bleeding in her 11th week, tests concluded that the babies heart had stopped and she had to undergo a D&C. It was as emotional and devastating a thing we have ever endured.

My position is truly a common sense one. I have known women that have been pregnant and overjoyed at first, then after a few weeks of the reality of the situation setting in and them reassessing their life they "CHANGED THEIR MIND" how can a person live with themselves, anyway that is why I think the way I do.

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humbled_opinion (1000+ posts)        Sat Dec-05-09 03:11 PM
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153. and just as weird to me...

is your emotionless dribble... to imagine that you never connected spiritually and emotionally to your child until it was actually born, wonder if it know this? How could you ever explain that oh you were just a bunch of cells until you were born then I actually started to care about you?

seems like a visit to a good therapist is in order for you to find out what that underlying condition is.

Not that I actually believe you because if you truly felt that way then why would you even bother carrying to term? If the growth was akin to cancer you should have wanted it out as soon as possible but I digress.

I do not project on to my children they are who they are and I do enjoy them everyday for their uniqueness.

But I have actually cried when my Pugs puppy died in birth too so hell maybe I do have issues who knows...

It goes on and on, but the boat's overloaded and might sink on its way back here from Skins's island.....
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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #6 on: December 06, 2009, 07:32:59 AM »
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shadesofgray (82 posts)      Fri Dec-04-09 09:10 PM
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16. Exactly. The Catholic Church does NOT permit abortion in the case of an ectopic pregnancy.
 And Nelson and other senators are taking their orders from the Catholic church.

BULL SHIT!  Holy shit these people are the biggest morons on the face of the Earth.  I just pray this is a mole trying to get street cred.  If it is a mole then congratulations, you made me want to crotch stomp a DUmmy this morning.
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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #7 on: December 06, 2009, 07:36:43 AM »
That is just evil..plain evil.
One senses a certain amount of glee in the death of the infant as a way of proving that a woman is somehow in control.
Not just "her body" as they spout but in some sort of societal equality they think it gives them.

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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #8 on: December 06, 2009, 10:48:45 AM »
BULL SHIT!  Holy shit these people are the biggest morons on the face of the Earth.  I just pray this is a mole trying to get street cred.  If it is a mole then congratulations, you made me want to crotch stomp a DUmmy this morning.
Yep.  I work for a Catholic hospital, and we definitely have no problem with treating ectopic pregnancies...or any other true threat to the LIFE of the mother.  We just don't willingly kill the other patient if it's avoidable.   ::) 
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Re: Bouncy 'Elective Abortion'...
« Reply #9 on: December 06, 2009, 11:30:04 AM »
You know I think we would be hard pressed to find a pro lifer who is against taking the fetus when the life of the fetus and or the mother is legitimately in danger.
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