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Since abortion is legal, if a woman chooses to have one they can probably find a doctor who will perform one for them anywhere.
Get the hell out of your bubble!! Do a simple search for it, it's there. Women DO celebrate their abortions. I do agree that it is inappropriate, but hey, who am I to judge how a woman feels about her abortion?Ledina60 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 7:39 amYour reply made sense and was just fine until —-you said that some women “celebrate abortions”!29again wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 10:48 pmI'm not upset about a PP clinic losing it's license. There ARE other places to go to get the same services that any PP provides. I find the blind support for PP mostly naivete, or ignorance. Any service from PP can be received at numerous other places. And yes, women have always got abortions, one way or another, and they will continue to get them regardless of what the law says. But, they never celebrated getting them until here lately. That is what I find the most abhorrent about this, that some women actually celebrate getting abortions.AZLizardLady wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 9:12 pm The stereotyping of everything from politics to social platforms is so thick in this country.
I find this clinic potentially losing its license a shame and because as uncomfortable the mere thought the idea of abortion can bring to so many, it's a reality, and it has been for decades (honestly, MUCH longer than that).
And no matter what happens...no matter WHAT transpires as we continue along this trail to have a say-so in the medical rights of others, women WILL continue to get those abortions with or without medical assistance.
They did before and they'll do it again.
That’s just not true.
In fact it’s an irresponsible, inaccurate and inappropriate statement.
Unbelievable....
https://twitter.com/hashtag/shoutyourab ... %5EhashtagLedina60 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 7:39 amYour reply made sense and was just fine until —-you said that some women “celebrate abortions”!29again wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 10:48 pmI'm not upset about a PP clinic losing it's license. There ARE other places to go to get the same services that any PP provides. I find the blind support for PP mostly naivete, or ignorance. Any service from PP can be received at numerous other places. And yes, women have always got abortions, one way or another, and they will continue to get them regardless of what the law says. But, they never celebrated getting them until here lately. That is what I find the most abhorrent about this, that some women actually celebrate getting abortions.AZLizardLady wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 9:12 pm The stereotyping of everything from politics to social platforms is so thick in this country.
I find this clinic potentially losing its license a shame and because as uncomfortable the mere thought the idea of abortion can bring to so many, it's a reality, and it has been for decades (honestly, MUCH longer than that).
And no matter what happens...no matter WHAT transpires as we continue along this trail to have a say-so in the medical rights of others, women WILL continue to get those abortions with or without medical assistance.
They did before and they'll do it again.
That’s just not true.
In fact it’s an irresponsible, inaccurate and inappropriate statement.
Unbelievable....
Some of the southern states, especially ones that don’t have major cities. Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Tennessee, etc are going to be similar to third world countries if they continue to ignore primary issues like quality education, quality health care, livable wages.ReadingRainbow wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 2:38 pm Maternal Health
According to the United Health Foundation’s 2016 Health of
Women and Children Report, the national maternal mortality rate is
about 20 deaths per 100,000 live births, while Missouri’s maternal
mortality rate was 28.5 deaths per 100,000 live births (42nd in the
nation).
However, the rate of death among black women is higher,
65 deaths per 100,000 live births7
.
The leading causes of maternal death in Missouri are cardiac-related, with embolisms caused by blood clots at the top of the list.
The state’s high rates of smoking and obesity during pregnancy put
women at higher risk for those complications.
These risks are compounded when pregnant women do not have
access to regular doctor visits: more than 1 in 6 Missouri women,
17.5 percent, did not receive prenatal care in the first trimester of
pregnancy8
.
Of Missouri’s 101 rural counties, 43 have no hospitals and another
26 counties have hospitals without dedicated obstetric beds. In
more than two-thirds of rural Missouri, a pregnant woman cannot
go to a hospital with obstetric services to give birth without
traveling out of her county.
People who don’t see terminating an accidental pregnancy as “murder” can feel anything they like about their abortion.
