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If I had been pregnant - by choice or not - when I was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer, I would have had to have an abortion in order to save my life. I would have gone into organ failure had I waited as little as 2 months before starting treatment, and the day I started chemo I was struggling to breathe. Would you have had me look at a sonogram too? To show me what a horrible person I was for truly being pro-life, wanting to live myself?
If I had been pregnant - by choice or not - when I was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer, I would have had to have an abortion in order to save my life. I would have gone into organ failure had I waited as little as 2 months before starting treatment, and the day I started chemo I was struggling to breathe. Would you have had me look at a sonogram too? To show me what a horrible person I was for truly being pro-life, wanting to live myself?
Never said that. But a person in that situation might see herself as terminal and choose to try to give life.
If it's JUST A FETUS what's your objection to seeing it? You look at x-rays of your diseased gallbladder before it's removed.
I'm sure you're prepared to show me the state law that says I am prohibited from having my gall bladder removed unless the doctor shows me an x-ray or sonogram of the gall bladder, right?
Because the state gets to decide what surgical operations I choose to undergo?
My contention in the matter since all we here its the womans choice and the man has no say so . If it is the woman choice its irrelevant to show the father a sonogram.
Do you think the man should have the choice? It is not his body that has to suffer the pregnancy. He isn't the one who could suffer severe complications or even death. Why should he have anything to say about it?
If a man is so concerned about what happens to his seed....he should keep it to himself, that'll work.
Do you think the man should have the choice? It is not his body that has to suffer the pregnancy. He isn't the one who could suffer severe complications or even death. Why should he have anything to say about it?
If a man is so concerned about what happens to his seed....he should keep it to himself, that'll work.
So we agree there is no reason for the man to see the sonogram
If the mother concedes the decision to the man, so it is the mans decision and not the womans then yes. all we hear its the womans choice, its all about a womans right to choose so in the rare case where she cedes the choice to her husband then yes he should see it and in that case its irrelevant for the woman to see the baby. If he has no choice then its irrelevant if he see it
sigh...
you keep skirting around the issue.
according to you, either it is the woman's choice or she 'concedes' the decision to the man.
seems like discussion and mutual decision-making are not part of your relationships with others.
Texas already has a lot of legal requirements before an abortion. I assume the goal is to make abortion providers so frustrated that they just stop performing abortions.
according to you, either it is the woman's choice or she 'concedes' the decision to the man.
seems like discussion and mutual decision-making are not part of your relationships with others.
Ultimately its not a mutual decision. Man was an abortion woman does not baby is born.
Man wants baby woman does not baby is aborted.
Man and woman want baby aborted woman has to do it
man and woman wants baby , woman has to do it,
So in any scenario it still ultimately the womans choice
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