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Abortion is around the world. We can see it from the statistic of abortion in America, the highest number of abortion is occured in California-181,730 cases which is happen in 2011. The question is why so many mothers dare to let their babies go into garbage disposal rather than keep the baby alive. Would it be a mistake if the baby is allowed to breathe and live like everyone else? Where is the humanity in ourself ? One of most comman reason why woman consider abortion are the inability to care or support for the children. Financial crisis and changing lifestyle making the situation more challenging. They say that having a baby would interpose with work and other responsibility. Some mothers also thought that having a baby will affect their lifestyle. They do not want to be a single parent at the young age. For the every reasons above, adoption is the one of the alternative resolution of unwanted pregnancy instead of the abortion. The meaning of adoption according to wikipedia is a process whereby a person assumes the parenting of another, usually a child, from that person's biological or legal parents, and in so doing, permanently transfer all rights and responsibilies, along with filiation, from the biological parent or parents. With simple words adoption is the act or process of giving official acceptance or approval something. …show more content…

They either want to keep their baby themself or get rid of the baby now. That is why the adoption statistic is hard to track because that woman are often very closed to the idea of adoption. The Business Library reports that “ there are up to 36 couples waiting for every one baby placed for adoption”. Clearly, we can conclude that there are many couple of infertile parents who cannot produce an offspring wants to do an adoption. So, why people think that killing a baby is the best option than giving their baby to the other

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Introduction Pregnancy is never easy even under the best circumstances, but when the pregnancy is unwanted it can make life feel overwhelming. While we are all taught ways to prevent pregnancy in health class, there are situations that can cause a woman to become pregnant. These situations could include pressure from her partner to not use protection, religious or parental restrictions against the use of birth control, and the embarrassment some sexually active people feel when purchasing condoms. When an unwanted pregnancy occurs there are some options for women who find themselves unexpectedly expecting, they can put the child up for adoption, they may choose to have and abortion, or they can keep the baby.

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She may have family and or financial problems preventing her from being able to properly care for the child. Women are forced to hear both sides of the debate and feel the intensity of a decision. Abortion is the said woman’s private decision and should not be stopped by any law. Only the woman herself knows her body, so abortion is a choice based solely on her feelings. The court case of Roe vs Wade established that

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