Abortion is a sensitive topic. It’s one of the most uncomfortable conversations to bring up to anyone. Why? You have one side saying god’s thou shall not commit murder. We are his perfect creations and have no right to decide to kill anyone because that’s committing murder. A baby even if it’s not born, it’s still a person and it’s still a life. A baby is the most beautiful gift the lord gives us. We have no right to take that away. The other side is saying that it’s the women body. We have no right to interject and we have no right to say anything else about someone’s situation, if we’re not going through it. It’s their body and it’s their problem and it’s their decision. You have these two sides saying two different things.
The current political issue is whether a pregnant women should choose whether or not she can end the child’s life or not. Women have their reasons to get an abortion. We don’t know what they’re going
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She ended up in a legal hospital, with a real doctor who managed to pull her through. The women said that if you ask her if she would do it again knowing the risk, she responded absolutely. Many women were treated for health complications for self-abortions. Many women have died due to the dangerous self-abortions and others are left with pain.
In the 60’s and 70’s, abortion was illegal. That didn’t stop the women from having abortions. The women were helping each other abort the babies. According to the history of abortion article, In the 1960s, the person that is performing the abortion for the women charge a high fee and if the women could not pay them $1,000 or more in cash, they don’t perform the abortion for them. The article also explains how the person that’s performing the abortion didn't use anesthesia because it took too long for women to recover, and they wanted women out of the office as quickly as