Victims of Abortion: Live Abortion Video, Post Abortion Suicide, and Cre...

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Please  Watch and Share This hard-hitting video of the link between abortion and suicide.
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Hard Cases that don't add up

https://splinternews.com/these-women-needed-late-term-abortions-and-they-want-tr-1793863135

This is full of information which doesn’t add up. Pessimistic, ignorant doctors seem to have pushed these women toward killing their little ones. Please read on.

Susan’s pregnancy - the baby could have been delivered alive and received loving touches and kisses before he passed instead of the painful stab in the chest. Why did the doctors not tell her that? Because they are abortion-oriented and think of the fetus as a nothing.

Elise: I’m horrified! Pain receptors are present well before 22 weeks! “22-week peaceful termination!” Oxymoron, as abortion is always a violent act. Again, the doctors thought of the sick baby as a nothing. I never heard of intrauterine surgery damaging the uterus. An incision is made as in a c-section. I think the doctor didn’t know much here.

Aislinn. The baby had a serious disability and could have been delivered by c-section, early if there was a fear of damage to the uterus. (but I have never heard of that) I have a relative with arthrogryphosis. He’s a CPA and a writer of some talent, and has a wry humour. He is severely disabled physically, but that doesn’t mean he should have been killed. Why can’t our world embrace the disabled? Why does health care and home care cost so much?

Valerie: Again I don’t understand why these poor ‘incompatible with life’ babies can’t be delivered alive and experience loving touches, instead of meeting cold, hard instruments and stabs in the chest. And Docs have often been wrong over and over about ‘incompatible with life’ diagnoses. Some die at birth, yes, some live a few hours, months, even years. Some have been misdiagnosed.