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There's a dead look in Kate Michelman's eyes for a reason. She aborted a daughter after her husband abandoned her and their three daughters. She got approval to abort from a panel- and her husband-in those pre-Roe days. So now she fights to give women the ``right'' to do, what she was forced to do by her lowlife (now ex) husband. It's easier for her to engage in this public battle than to face private sorrows. Hopefully, one day she will, and she will see she isn't helping other women. Too many women look to abortion as a way to solve a problem, and socially aren't allowed to admit the problem was made worse by abortion. Michelman herself even told a reporter in 1994, "We think abortion is a bad thing. No woman wants to have an abortion."