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They will do abortions up to 30-33 weeks. Healthy baby, healthy mother. Shameful. The woman has to go through labor anyway so why not deliver the child? Many women have given up their child for adoption when they cannot afford to keep the child.
They will do abortions up to 30-33 weeks. Healthy baby, healthy mother. Shameful. The woman has to go through labor anyway so why not deliver the child? Many women have given up their child for adoption when they cannot afford to keep the child.
No. They will not. Jesus Christ. Stop posting blatant lies.
A fetus is viable outside the womb by 30 weeks. In fact, viability in New Mexico is set prior to 28 weeks.
"Of New Mexico’s five abortion clinics, only Albuquerque’s Southwest Women’s Options offers abortions up to 28 weeks and on a case-by-case basis after that if fetal anomalies are discovered or a mother’s health is in jeopardy, according to its website."
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I'm a liberal, and I'm all for banning abortion after 20 weeks max (unless carrying the baby to term after that would pose a risk to the mother). By then, you long KNOW you're pregnant. You can detect congenital abnormalities. It's when the fetus starts developing the nervous system (and would hence then be able to physically feel).
I'm a liberal, and I'm all for banning abortion after 20 weeks max (unless carrying the baby to term after that would pose a risk to the mother). By then, you long KNOW you're pregnant. You can detect congenital abnormalities. It's when the fetus starts developing the nervous system (and would hence then be able to physically feel).
Do you agree with aborting healthy babies that far along or before that?
Do you agree with aborting healthy babies that far along or before that?
I'm pro-choice up until 12 weeks. After that, I'm against it for healthy babies. After 20 weeks, I'm against it almost universally (the exception being risk to the mother). Too bad so sad, should've made up your mind.
Abortion is definitely a sad thing though. We need to catch up with the rest of the world and get rid of the stigma against inserting IUDs into childfree women so that they can have reliable long-term birth control and not ever need abortion.
I've tried to get an IUD myself, and it was very difficult to find one that would agree to insert one in a married 24yo woman without kids (despite me emphatically telling them that we don't want kids until I'm at least 30).
Other contraceptives either have a high failure rate or wreak hormonal havoc on the body.
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They will do abortions up to 30-33 weeks. Healthy baby, healthy mother. Shameful. The woman has to go through labor anyway so why not deliver the child? Many women have given up their child for adoption when they cannot afford to keep the child.
They arent posting your nonsense here. YOU are. Stop posting lies. Thats on you. Bearing false witness.
There ARE things to say against abortion, go ahead. But stop lying.
The truth is on the phone call, if you have a problem with it then tell "priests for life" that posted it.
And you are the one who re-posted that lie here. If you want us to take you seriously then you need to cite reputable sources. You cannot cite lies and then state that the mis-truths are the problem of the ones who originally threw them out there on the Internet. You are helping to spread lies and rumors. It's a common tactic that is used by those with nothing of substance to support their stance - don't expect us to fawn all over you for it.
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