These quality of (post-birth) life arguments will always be contentious--and mostly unresolved.
These quality of (post-birth) life arguments will always be contentious--and mostly unresolved.
True. That's why I'm inclined to err on the side of life.Originally Posted by JaneV2.0
You can err on what ever side you want if you are the one having the baby. Ultimately it is a woman's decision.
I agree Terry.
Every life taken involves a decision on somebody's part.
But never the victim.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
-That is one reason we need free birth control. It would reduce abortions. Women would still get raped and may choose to have one. I had a good friend get raped at 44 after her 3 kids were grown and ended up pregnant with twins. She never thought she would have an abortion but she did. Late term abortions bother me greatly unless the mother's life is in danger but again not my decision to make.
Free birth control.
How expensive *is* birth control these days? I’ve been laying out the $$$ for birth control for 40 years now, and never really noticed that there was a high expense.
I always wonder about the IVF babies being created in a lab. Do they have souls?
+-If you are struggling to put food on the table for your kids because you have a low paying job it is important.
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