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To: Coleus
Hate to say this: I don't believe the story.

As a mother, I would have moved heaven & earth to get my child out of the "toilet" - why could she push her finger into the baby's hand & feel him grab onto her finger, but she couldn't take her child OUT?

Holes in this story.
12 posted on 04/23/2005 8:44:50 PM PDT by Smarti Pants (~This American Patriot will never forget !!!~)
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To: Smarti Pants

A very hokey story. She didn't know her baby was alive until she saw him in the toilet? A 23 week baby would have been moving and kicking inside of her.

She couldn't lift him out of the water and wrap him in her blouse until help could be summoned? She couldn't run out of the clinic with the babe in her arms and flag down a passing motorist?

Doesn't sound like she really wanted this baby to live.


14 posted on 04/23/2005 8:57:44 PM PDT by Palladin (Proud to be a FReeper!)
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To: Smarti Pants
As a mother, I would have moved heaven & earth to get my child out of the "toilet"

As a mother you wouldn't move heaven and earth to kill your child as an infant either. That's what makes you a mother and this woman a monster, if the story has any validity at all.

22 posted on 04/24/2005 12:00:56 AM PDT by PistolPaknMama (Will work for cool tag line.)
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To: Smarti Pants

I'm with you. What was the baby doing in a toilet in the first place. She would have been on an exam table or operating table if she were having an abortion, not on a toilet. Also, they would not have discarded the baby in a toilet.


28 posted on 04/24/2005 2:03:12 AM PDT by Goodgirlinred ( GoodGirlInRed Four More Years!!!!!)
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