[xyggyx]

Along the same line of thought... should you have a funeral for a misscarriage that happens a few weeks after conception? Something like 50% of pregnancies will miscarry before the embryo has a chance to be attach to the womb. After that it drops to 30%, and after that misscarriage risk goes way down.

But anyways, if the baby is alive at conception as most pro-lifers agree, why not name the embryo and have a funeral for a miscarriage? If removing the embryo is murder, why not mourn it's natural death with a traditional funeral?

(this is just food for thought, I'm pro-life, don't flame me)

[luckystarmom]

I hope not. I had multiple miscarriages, and I almost lost my 6 week old baby twins. The miscarriages were nothing compared to almost losing my baby girls.

[Pest]

Some women have miscarriages very early in their pregnancy. So early, in fact, that they don't even realize they were pregnant. I think miscarriages are relatively common and some women have several. What would you do about that? Have a funeral every other month? Sounds kinda morbid to me.