[sageb1]

I saw that segment last night. The girl had a lot of guts telling her story.

[Arizona Carolyn]

I thought OR did a great job with her, sensitive comes to mind. She was very brave coming forward and I hope a lot of people who think abortion is harmless watched the episode. People say a lot of things about OR, but when it comes to kids, he's a crusader.

[Marysecretary]

I saw it, too. It was a sad commentary on what really happens in these abortion mills/murder central. The doctor could care less. All he wants is your money. Planned Parenthood should also share some of the blame. Fourteen years old? She got pregnant at 13. Her parents should be really proud that they helped this child become a drug addict, etc. When will they ever learn?

[RepoGirl]

I saw her last night too. And my prevailing thought throughout was, Man -- is she young. So young to have to endure something like that, but I applauded her guts in speaking out.

The abortionists sure like to talk about it being a woman's choice, but I didn't see her as having a choice in the matter. Rather, her abusive parents decided for her and forced her to endure a horrific procedure that will scar her for life.

As a mother of a three year old daughter, I was enraged and horrified. All I wanted to do was hug that poor girl.

[Gene Eric]

>> I saw that segment last night. The girl had a lot of guts telling her story.

To the gratification of the abortionists, more than one life is destroyed. Not only is the child killed, but the mother is certainly affected, and not to forget, the father in the background who often prefers the child be born.

This issue cannot be cast to the corridors of religion and politics. It's about the fundamental aspects of humanity and the welfare of the embryo/fetus/child and parents.