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A Brief Note On Abortion In Idaho

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Tristan Southwick
Olsen
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Abortion in Idaho Abortion should be banned.
In 2020 Idaho started a trigger ban on abortion and made it illegal to do.
If any one attempts illegal abortion they will be punished. And if someone helps another with an illegal abortion they will lose their medicine license.
We should keep abortion banned in Idaho because in 2017 there were around 862,320 abortion in the United States. This is why Idaho has banned abortion to try and lower those numbers as much as possible and why they should keep it banned.
Idaho should ban abortion because it can cause mental issues in the women that have them like depression or even suicidal thoughts. Some women may just feel angry with themselves or disappointed …show more content…

When people go against what they are taught to follow or do something they are not supposed to do can affect a person badly.GYN Choice Of Central Jersey say ”According to the American Pregnancy Association, abortion can cause the following responses: Stress Anxiety Depression Regret Anger Shame Loneliness Poor self-esteem”(Jersey). This shows that if you or someone else has an abortion it can affect your mental state a lot. And it could lead to depression or just the feeling of being stressed a lot. Also according to GYN Choice Of Central Jersey “Receiving an abortion may also trigger insomnia or other sleep disorders, eating disorders, or suicidal thoughts. Some women, including women who were forced or coerced to get an abortion, may be more prone to experiencing mental health complications.”(Jersey). this shows that having an abortion is just very unhealthy for a women to have because it can cause big problems to them mentally and could because them to have suicidal thought or …show more content…

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