6 in college, one joined the US Army
Posted on 03/24/2017 7:41:12 AM PDT by Morgana
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Everyone remember "Octomom" Nadya Suleman? When she had IVF there were 12 implanted and only 8 survived. She refused “selective reduction” and brought all 8 to term. Yes she was reckless, as in out of wedlock but she proved it could be done. She had the strong will to make it happen. Plus I suspect she is one of those women who just love being pregnant.
Rips my heart out to read this. Although I understand this woman may have felt pressured by doctors ultimately as a mother it was up to her to say enough. And keep her baby.
“Doctors orders”. How many of us grew up with the notion that the doctor knows what is best for us?
I for one have learned a long time ago to seek a “Second opinion” wish others would learn this!
>>“Doctors orders”. How many of us grew up with the notion that the doctor knows what is best for us?”<<
“I for one have learned a long time ago to seek a “Second opinion” wish others would learn this!”
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Used to be a time when there were family doctors who did have the time and character to really care for his patients. Not today. It’s very rare to find one with either time or the character to do the right thing.
Of course, I’m thinking back to the time when our family doc made house calls.
“Selective Reduction”. The abortionists really picked a pleasant benign sounding term for MURDER.
I lived in California during the Octomom story. I don’t believe this woman had a strong will, I believe she was in it for the money. She was unmarried and had 12 embryos implanted? She expected to become rich for her efforts. I am strongly pro-life, but Octomom wasn’t a paragon of virtue, to be held up as an example of a good person. I haven’t heard much about her lately. I wonder if she is still living off the taxpayers of California. I also have a vague recollection of her doctor being charged with some type of malfeasance for the implantations.
How about the McCaughey family. She had 7 babies and they’re now 18 or 19. She was advised to consider selective aborting and would hear none of it. They all seem to be doing well, based on media reports.
What’s even worse is when the father pressures a woman to abort her baby.
This happened to my sister. Her boyfriend (now husband) insisted.
She lost a little girl...Then had a miscarriage, gave birth to two sons...And then her youngest died of cancer at nine.
She could have had a bigger family, happier family. Using abortion as birth control is just wrong.
I knew she wanted a baby and I begged her not to do it. But she just had too much pressure.
Although getting pressured by a doctor must be very difficult to resist as well.
The left is good at that, aren’t they? Rephrasing the language to make it seem like things they approve of are no big deal.
Tears here. How utterly sad.
Other women who have undergone selective reduction say they regret aborting one baby every time they look at the surviving babies.. They will always wonder what the other baby would’ve been like.
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...............in our sick society today, when a woman shed’s a few tears and “regrets” that makes whatever act she did ok. The truth is that the baby lost it’s life out of convenience for her mom AND possibly a father in the background.
“Pregnancy reduction.” Sounds almost benign, kind of like breast reduction. Or “choice,” “reproductive health,” “private decision between patient and doctor.”
It’s still murder.
“Pregnancy reduction.” Sounds almost benign, kind of like breast reduction. Or “choice,” “reproductive health,” “private decision between patient and doctor.”
It’s still murder.
Of course, the worse case of all is when the mother of the baby kills the baby over the objections of the father of the baby.
So true. Not fair at all!
The father should have a say. I totally agree.
It’s not an “equal rights” question. Neither mom nor dad has a “right” to have a baby destroyed.
Both mom and dad have a “responsibility” to nurture, protect, and provide for each and every child they beget/bring into existence.
The child’s the one with the rights. The parents are the ones with the responsibilities.
Thanks be to God, most people deep-down still understand that, I think.
That is incorrect.
Both parents have a right to protect their daughters and sons from being harmed.
That right needs to be enshrined in law. Mothers have a natural right to protect their children from being killed between conception and birth, and that right is protected by law. Fathers have a natural right to protect their children from being killed between conception and birth, and that right needs to be protected by law too.
I’m agreeing with you. Both parents have a right (or rather, a duty) to protect their daughters and sons from being harmed. Looks like we both think that neither of them have a right to abort their child.
Thank you for summarizing the point of concurrence.
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