Bush Forced Me To Have An Abortion

[arwensun1965 0]

I am of no religious persuasion, I do agree with the morning after pill it is not up to the doctor or anyone else to say weather a woman can have a certain pill or not unless it is detrimental to there health. Doctors take an oath to protect people not judge people. I, through personal choice do not believe in abortions, I believe that everyone has a choice in life and people should not judge someone purely by this.

I think the lady was trying to say that she was trying by choice not to burden the world with another birth, those choices she thought she had were not available to her because of the Bush administrations policy on this subject. Weather this is right or wrong to lay the blame at someone elses door for a moments passion is what most people find interesting. The lady should take the responsibility for her own actions.

[ace13 0]

If the egg is fertilized a child had been conceived and the woman is pregnant. I love babies

[pax 0]

If the egg is fertilized a child had been conceived and the woman is pregnant. I love babies

The egg needs to be implanted first.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Quantum physics dictates that every event that can happen, does happen.. in a different parallel universe.

This means even when a woman has an abortion, the woman didn't really have it. She did and she didn't. Which means the baby is still alive. And it isn't.

[almaty 19]

Quantum physics dictates that every event that can happen, does happen.. in a different parallel universe.

This means even when a woman has an abortion, the woman didn't really have it. She did and she didn't. Which means the baby is still alive. And it isn't.

wow, thanks for clearing that up...

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Quantum physics dictates that every event that can happen, does happen.. in a different parallel universe.

This means even when a woman has an abortion, the woman didn't really have it. She did and she didn't. Which means the baby is still alive. And it isn't.

wow, thanks for clearing that up...

You're welcome. And you're not.

[Mirorgate 0]

Quantum physics dictates that every event that can happen, does happen.. in a different parallel universe.

This means even when a woman has an abortion, the woman didn't really have it. She did and she didn't. Which means the baby is still alive. And it isn't.

wow, thanks for clearing that up...

Sliders!

see? I knew it was only a matter of time before I could contribute pro-actively to the conversation

[MHandMB 0]

I'm not commenting on all of the medical stuff, I just wanted to add this:

In France, you can walk into any pharmacy and ask for the morning after pill, no questions asked, no prescription needed. It's just like asking the pharmacist for ibuprofen. The contrast is just interesting to me. Is it that way in Canada, too?

[Fischkoepfin 1]

I am of no religious persuasion, I do agree with the morning after pill it is not up to the doctor or anyone else to say weather a woman can have a certain pill or not unless it is detrimental to there health. Doctors take an oath to protect people not judge people. I, through personal choice do not believe in abortions, I believe that everyone has a choice in life and people should not judge someone purely by this.

I think the lady was trying to say that she was trying by choice not to burden the world with another birth, those choices she thought she had were not available to her because of the Bush administrations policy on this subject. Weather this is right or wrong to lay the blame at someone elses door for a moments passion is what most people find interesting. The lady should take the responsibility for her own actions.

I think she was trying to take responsibility for her own actions but couldn't. In her situation it would have been irresponsible to have another child, which happens.

Totally agree on the doctor-thing though. It's irresponsible to deny access to medication especially if the patient is an adult...

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I'm not commenting on all of the medical stuff, I just wanted to add this:

In France, you can walk into any pharmacy and ask for the morning after pill, no questions asked, no prescription needed. It's just like asking the pharmacist for ibuprofen. The contrast is just interesting to me. Is it that way in Canada, too?

The US is uniquely restrictive in access to many forms of birth control.

[ace13 0]

If the egg is fertilized a child had been conceived and the woman is pregnant. I love babies

The egg needs to be implanted first.

No. I beg to differ It's a sweet little tini tiny itsie bitsy baby that is floating around wanting to grow big and strong

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Life begins at insertion.

Or maybe at the first date.

Edited June 6, 2006 by Agent Smith

[HuffyTheSlayer 22]

If they wanted to be responsible, then they should have arranged for the husband to get the snip, since as she said in the article, they were in their 40s and their family was complete. That would have avoided the situation altogether.

However, that said. Doctors should not be making other people's moral choices for them. If a woman wants to use Plan B her doctor should prescribe it for her, no questions asked.

[pax 0]

If the egg is fertilized a child had been conceived and the woman is pregnant. I love babies

The egg needs to be implanted first.

No. I beg to differ It's a sweet little tini tiny itsie bitsy baby that is floating around wanting to grow big and strong

So if you lose a fertilized egg through menstruation and you don't even know it, have you had a miscarriage?

[Fischkoepfin 1]

Or maybe at the first date.

Then I'm 7 years pregnant..