Cause And Effect Of Persuasive Essay On Abortion

There is no clear decision as to when an unborn child has its own rights. Some Mothers do not find out they are pregnant until the fourth or fifth week of pregnancy. Then, there is the matter of letting the Father know, but what if there is no “father”? That is where there are issues whether to abort or not. The Mother has to decide if she is physically and financially stable to raise a child. If it is a teen pregnancy, there is the matter of school, working, money, but most importantly, responsibility. If she decides that she does not want to keep the baby, what happens next? Should she abort it? Should she go through the entire pregnancy and then just give it up for adoption? Does the baby not matter because it is not born yet? So MANY questions and outcomes to be considered before making a decision, and unfortunately, most people take the …show more content…
God gave humans a gift to reproduce and make families, and the entire process so amazing. The female body is like a magical fortress that “undergoes significant changes as it adapts to and prepares for giving birth and supporting new life” (Hendry). Yet some people do not appreciate the opportunity and instead they damage the uterus each time an abortion is done. An abortion may lead to many complications. For examples: excessive bleeding from a torn cervix, infections that lead to fevers or scarring, an “incompetent cervix” from forcing open the cervix for an abortion, and “perforated uterus, bowel, or bladder” due to damage from the unsafe instruments used. Worst of all, “women who have abortions more than double their risk of future sterility,” or can sometimes even lead themselves to death (“Abortion Risks”). Psychological damage, like “guilt” or regret” may also affect the conscious of the mother. In the end, not only will a “pro-life” debate save the innocent fetuses, but it will also reduce the physical damage that some pregnant women do to