Something about my Thoughts on Abortion

Something about Abortion

Hey Everyone!  So I am terrible sorry that it has been so long since I have update my blog, I have been so busy and it is fall break so I am doing all sorts of fun things.  But as I promised before, I will be doing a blog about abortion.

I will most definitely have my input in it and also facts that I have found online and I will add the links to where I found them below so you can also look at them if you are interested.

So here we go...

My personal opinion about abortion is that I strongly disagree with it.  I believe that a child should be given the chance to live his/her life.  I don't think that it is fair for the child to b killed because of the immaturity and irresponsibility of other people.

Also, a lot of people argue with me about a child, or what they would call a fetus, is not alive until so many years old; However, that does not make sense to me because of the fact that science proves that in order for something to grow it must be living.  A fetus grows so therefore it is alive.  

What I find to be interesting is this article that I have found that you will find a surprisingly large amount of people do not know about.  It talks about the procedures that you will have to go through in order to continue with this abortion and also what are some of the effects on abortion.

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• If you are a minor, a parent must be notified or you will have to ask a judge to waive that notification
• You will get a physical exam
• You will get counseling
• You will talk about your feelings about abortion
• You will find out about the risks of having an abortion
• One death per every 530,000 abortions if you are at eight weeks or less
   • One death per 17,000 abortions for pregnancies at 16–20 weeks
   • One death per 6,000 abortions at 21 weeks and more.
• Cramping of the uterus or pelvic pain
   • Nausea or vomiting
   • Diarrhea
   • Warmth or chills
   • Headache
   • Dizziness
   • Fatigue
   • Inability to get pregnant due to infection or complication of an operation
   • Allergic reaction to the medicines
   • Hemorrhage (heavy bleeding) possibly requiring treatment with an operation, a blood transfusion, or both
   • Incomplete removal of the unborn child, placenta, or contents of the uterus, requiring an operation
   • Rarely, death.
• Dilatation and Curettage (D&C) with Vacuum Aspiration
• Possible side effects and risks:
   • Cramping of the uterus or pelvic pain
   • A hole in the uterus (uterine perforation) or other damage to the uterus
   • Injury to the bowel or the bladder
   • A cut or torn cervix (cervical laceration)
   • Incomplete removal of the unborn child, placenta, or contents of the uterus requiring an additional operation
   • Infection
   • Complications from anesthesia such as respiratory problems, nausea and vomiting, headaches, or drug reactions
   • Inability to get pregnant due to infection or complication from an operation
   • A possible hysterectomy as a result of complication or injury during the procedure
   • Hemorrhage (heavy bleeding)
   • Emergency treatment for any of the above problems, including possible need to treat with an operation, medicines, or a blood transfusion
   • Rarely, death.

And if you would like to read more here is the link
www.midlandlifecenter.org
(Please remember that the things that you have to go through I have copied from the link that is in the article and that I did not come up with this on my own).

So obviously the people who have gotten an abortion had to go through some sort of counseling because of the fact that this really is a serious issue and it does affect many people after a while.  It is very upsetting, and a lot of women who have gone through this whole process of abortion need mental help.

So think wisely on the choices that you make, and think about your actions because what you choose to do can seriously put an affect on you and your future.



References:


Abortion Risks and Behaviors:
www.midlandlifecenter.org