Babies Born Alive in Toilets at Abortion Center, Left to Die

LifeNews.com ^ | July 27, 2011 | Steven Ertelt

[julieee]

Babies Born Alive in Toilets at Abortion Center, Left to Die

The documents reveal an almost typical abortion malpractice case of the kind that has occurred by the thousands over the years.

http://www.lifenews.com/2011/07/27/babies-born-alive-in-toilets-at-abortion-center-left-to-die/

[Mr. Silverback]

How can anyone actually SEE these babies and let them die in the toilet?

They have the same spirit as the people in Israel who burned children to death as offerings to Molech.

[bearsgirl90]

Wow. So moving.

[little jeremiah]

Wagglebee - going to get back on the job - I don’t know if this is already posted, Lifesite doesn’t need to be excerpted, IIRC.

Let me know the status so I can post the whole article and ping it if you don’t have it up already.

[boatbums]

The director of the women's crisis pregnancy center in Tampa where I used to volunteer had adopted just such a baby. Her name is Julianna and her mother was only sixteen. She had hidden her pregnancy from her parents and cried out for help when she started having very hard cramps. They took her to the hospital and, while she was in the bathroom, the baby was born in the toilet. She was very small, maybe only eighteen weeks along. The girls parents insisted the baby be allowed to die since they said they would have forced their daughter to have an abortion had they known.

Well a Christian nurse took the baby and wrapped her up in blankets and snuck down a stairwell and slipped her into neonatal ICU. She contacted an attorney friend who specialized in adoption and he called Pat. She and her husband adopted Julianna and today she is a beautiful, happy, healthy college freshman. She is a Christian and travels with her mom to give talks about abortion. Such a wonderful testimony!

Babies who are born alive MUST be given every chance to survive! Obama and other heartless Liberals don't believe these babies should be allowed to live. The only restriction against abortion remaining has been the "viability" of the fetus - latin word for "young one" - and advances in neonatal technology have pushed that time even further back. Fifty years ago a baby born that early had little chance at survival in spite of the best of care. Today, babies overwhelmingly survive and thrive. The issue shouldn't even be viability at all, though, because we are talking about a human life and it begins at conception. Until this right to life is afforded to the least of us, none of us are safe!

[boatbums]

VERY powerful film! Thank you. I wish it could be shown in every junior and senior high school across the land and be required viewing.

[Roklok]

Sick Bastards!

[Sun]

Unspeakably sad.