Why they didn't catch the septicemia and treat her with an antibiotic on Day One is beyond me. She died of "medical malpractice," not Catholic morality or Irish law.
BTW Ireland has the lowest maternal mortality of any counry in the world. A fact that ought to be more widely appreciated.
Thanks for the details. I figured it was something like that.
Abortion is NEVER necessary to save the life of the mother. There are a few very rare situations where the baby may end up dying because of medical treatment, but the Church does not consider those to be abortion. For instance, if a woman has cancer and needs radiation or chemotherapy to survive, a secondary effect of that treatment may be to cause a miscarriage. But that is not considered to be an intentional abortion. And some heroic women have freely chosen NOT to have their cancers treated in order to bring the baby alive into the world, giving their lives for the sake of their children. But that is not required by the Church.
Abortion to save the mother’s life is just a weasel-worded liberal lie.
BTW Ireland has the lowest maternal mortality of any counry in the world. A fact that ought to be more widely appreciated.
STAND STRONG IRELAND FOR LIFE, NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT.
The Irish = to national health care, but you won’t hear the leftists admitting that.