[Republic]

I would like to get behind this father who lost his daughter and didn't even know she was pregnant and seeking services. Denying parents the right to know when their CHILDREN are undergoing a medical procedure is so ghastly and incomprehensible to me I can barely choke down it is legal to not inform them.

I wonder, do you know this man's address or have more info about him or should I go to American Spectator?

Imagine, for one second, how you would actually feel if your child died because of a medical procedire performed upon them without your input, or knowledge. HORRIFIC!

This nightmare had to stop. And for an organization like Planned Parenthood to NOT REPORT a death due to a punctured cervix (the victem BLED to death) in the other death cited above, well, THAT IS SO WRONG IT BEARS LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY>

This horrific PC organization that deals in murder CRUSHES families with their ability to go behind the parents back. Heck-it is frequently reported that PP doesn't even REPORT when underaged pregnant children come in for abortions. THAT IS RAPE going unreported.

[nickcarraway]

I don't know, but we should find out. Starting later this month, or next month, signatures will be collected in California to put a parental notification law initiative on the ballot.

[Bush2000]

Heck-it is frequently reported that PP doesn't even REPORT when underaged pregnant children come in for abortions. THAT IS RAPE going unreported.

And liberals like it that way. Abortion is their dirty little secret for sweeping unwanted babies under the rug ...

[3catsanadog]

Imagine, for one second, how you would actually feel if your child died because of a medical procedire performed upon them without your input, or knowledge. HORRIFIC!

That could very well happen in, for instance, Florida where children do not have to have parental input anymore to have an abortion. Or the school system in Rosedale (Rosewood?) California where kids can go to the doctor and the school will not notify parents.

Privacy trumps safety anymore.

[workerbee]

I agree with you, but I believe the girl in this case was over 18.