Asked before- If abortion were illegal? How would you prove one happened?

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  1. Gorn Captain

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    How EXACTLY do you tell the "difference" in a uterine wall scarred by an elective abortion....and a uterine wall scarred by a therapeutic D&C which is the medically necessary treatment for a miscarriage?
     
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  3. Gorn Captain

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    Does he see the trap...he's laying for himself?

    Let's see....
     
  4. Phoebe Bump

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    I think it's a big assumption that many women would go to a doctor. And we'll just go back to the '40s and '50s when the forensic evidence was left in a dumpster.
     
  5. diamond lil

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    A pro life organisation. I should have known.

    They're giving the worst possible outcomes and their descriptions of abortion procedures are ridiculous.

    The uterine wall repairs itself within a week or so, except in rare circumstances.

    http://religiousconsultation.org/Ne...ters_found_to_give_false_info_on_abortion.htm

    http://www.prochoice.org/wp-content/uploads/cpc_report.pdf
     
  6. KSigMason

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    What am I? A doctor.

    An examination.

    Those are the risks though.
     
  7. diamond lil

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    Which would show nothing.


    Those are the risks though.[/QUOTE]

    No, they are not the risks.

    Those people are not doctors, but religious nuts.
     
  8. KSigMason

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    So scarring is not a risk?
     
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    No. The organisation is lying.

    A dilation and curettage carried out after miscarriage has far more chance of causing scarring, but they aren't often carried out these days.

    A hysteroscopy is more usual
     
  10. KSigMason

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    So you're a doctor?
     
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    No, but I got my information from a Gynaecologist.
     
  12. KSigMason

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    Well, its more than just pro-life groups that state that scarring may occur. Even the NHS says that.

    Plus, being pro-life isn't an invalidation of the source.
     
  13. FoxHastings

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    Usually is.....they have an agenda and have been proven to be inaccurate.
     
  14. diamond lil

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    It is when they tell lies.

    http://contraception.about.com/od/abortion/p/Methods-Of-Abortion.htm

    During a D&C, a curette (a spoon-shaped instrument) is used to scrape the uterine walls. Because there are more non-invasive methods of abortion now available, D&C use has been declining.



    Its hardly used, in fact.
     
  15. KSigMason

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    It's still a risk and it's not just pro-life groups who point this out.
     
  16. FoxHastings

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    Pregnancy has risks....no one is trying to stop women from having pregnancies......
     
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    I've researched abortion and concluded that early term abortions are fine, since an embryo does not have a brain or any awareness; therefore it's not a "human" since it has no ability to feel or think

    My issue with "abortion" however is the idea that later-stage abortions on demand are a "right" - I don't think the right of the mother should override the right of a fetus when it clearly has a functioning brain and awareness of pain.

    So if those type of abortions were banned, there wouldn't be any difficulty in proving it
     
  18. KSigMason

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    Everything in life has its risk. I'm simply answering the OP and got jumped by people who seem like oversensitive little girls on the subject.
     
  19. FoxHastings

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    No, you got responses you didn't like....and why do you denigrate girls???
     
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    Exhibit A.
     
  21. diamond lil

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    Faint but pursuing, eh?

    Pro life organisations don't point out that the risks are minimal and, in fact, far greater for women who choose to continue with their pregnancy.
     
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    :roll: Anything to justify killing something innocent, eh?
     
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    Well, no. They do and say anything to prevent women making an informed choice.
     
  24. KSigMason

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    I'm not, but I also think that the choice should be for the preservation of life.
     
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    I think the choice should be made by the woman, not the government.
     

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