http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/aug/31/abortion-media-reflect-real-world-right-to-choose
My Comment on Guardian
Ms. Toynbee, if I were a loved one and I had an abortion,
you’d expect me to just get over it faster than a teeth cleaning? No hand-holding,
no patient listening? Would you get angry with me if I cried a few tears? Not worry about complications like
infertility or cervical incompetence, no putting up with me wondering if it was
a boy or a girl, or whether things are going to be different with my boyfriend,
cos he wanted the abortion more than I did, and I think I hate him now. And around the
expected date of delivery, no special attention to take my mind off what might
have been? No anxiety about me if, soon after the abortion, another family
member joyfully announces her pregnancy and uses the word baby over and over? The Real World.
You have your eyes closed to what abortion really is. Many
people don’t know of what they talk when they talk about abortion. View an
ultrasound of what happens in the womb, and you will see that even at 10 weeks
the foetus reacts in the same way as you or I if confronted by an attacker, for
the foetus is not an inanimate tooth. Nevertheless, some do survive the attack. Check
out what Abortion Survivors think on the issue. http://www.theabortionsurvivors.com/
They were confronted with the Real World very early on.
Abortion cannot ever be a ‘normal event in a woman’s life,
no trauma, no tragedy, just routine’. The
bond between mother and unborn baby is the physically closest possible in
nature, and to break that is not a routine thing to do without ‘trauma’. That
is the Real World.
The Unborn of the Sentient Born feels pain. Pathology
medical students in the USA were disturbed by the facial expressions on dead
babies – or ‘fetal tissue’ if you prefer. http://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/pathologists-share-their-horror-stories-of-handling-bodies-of-aborted-babie
That is the Real World.
That is the Real World.