Posted on 03/21/2008 9:52:44 AM PDT by SErtelt
Practitioner Who Killed Woman in Botched Abortion Faces Lawsuit
by Steven Ertelt LifeNews.com Editor March 21, 2008
Hyannis, MA (LifeNews.com) -- The Massachusetts abortion practitioner who killed a woman last year in a botched legal abortion is facing a lawsuit from her mother and a possible indictment from officials. Rapin Osathanondh gave up his medical license permanently last month and now he faces more repercussions from the failed abortion.
Osathanondh did the abortion on 22-year-old Laura Smith, who died in September at his Women's Health Center abortion business.
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It would have been safer for to have the baby and give him/her to adoption.
Now you have 2 snuffed lives.
“Abortion practitioner”?
Since when did we stop using the word “Abortionist”?
My daughter is about to give birth, and we consider it to be a gift from God. I took her to the doctor yesterday, and we saw the ultrasound of her little body.
And it would have been okay if it was just the baby that died??
“Please Mommy Please” by North Coast Bluegrass Band @
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Sometimes, justice needs a little help. :(
That is not malpractice ..... as long as you are the anesthestetist.
If you are trying to be BOTH the surgeon AND the anesthestetist at the SAME TIME, that is pretty blatant malpractice.
It is like a pilot checking to see if your tray table is up and your seat is in an upright position while landing the plane.
Funny, you never hear these stories in the MSM. ::snort::
Funny, you never hear these stories in the MSM. ::snort::
Shades of Armand Hammer’s father, Dr. Julius Hammer.
I’m going to go hear that. Thanks. I hope you’ll give a listen to “A Dream A Lot Like Mine” http://www.myspace.com/emmettgrayson
I have been blessed to have visited last night with a young girl who was in the studio as it was recorded. I didn’t know of her pregnancy at the time or her decision NOT to have an abortion. If the song played some small role in reaffirming or reinforcing her decision, it was all one of “God’s coincidences” for which I’m grateful.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the so-called “doctor” didn’t even have malpractice insurance, so a judgement could be worthless, except to help guarantee he wouldn’t ever be able to do something like this again.
Exactly! Otherwise, he wouldn't have lost his license (he may have "voluntarily surrendered" it, but that was only after it had already been suspended, and he likely had absolutely no chance of getting it reinstated).
Not only is this blatant malpractice, it is pretty spectacularly stupid. Particularly to add not having a nurse, surgical tech, or anyone else with any training present. Of course, anyone medical would probably have refused to participate.
but...but...
legalizing abortion was supposed to make it safe!
Good decent doctors who cared about women were supposed to be performing the “procedures”
This article makes it sound like low life incompetents with no regard for women are in the abortuaries - that women are still in danger....how can that be?
This is probably the first time in my life that I hope the ambulance chaser is successful.
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This should be successful and this type of suit should be common.... I liked that he was barred from selling his real estate ,, he obviously has no malpractice insurance or he wouldn’t be thought of as trying to liquidate and hide money.. I guess he’ll be returning to Thailand and be the house abortionist in a brothel.
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