Elizabeth Williams Arguments Against Abortion

Abortion is the termination of an unborn fetus inside a womb. This procedure should be illegal in the United States of America. The unborn of our society should be protected. The expectant mother should not have the right to terminate a life. Everyone in the United States, unborn or born, should have the ability to live. From the moment of conception, there is a life. This life should be protected by the law. “In 1973, seven justices out of nine voted to expand national abortion rights to America’s women. This shift reflected the product of a long-standing social movement and the culmination of medical and legal trends.” (Rose) This was the court case called Roe vs. Wade; it allowed abortion to become legal. This should be reversed for many reasons. As a country, we should look at a life as a precious miracle. It should not be looked at as disposable. This is what abortion promotes. An article written by Elizabeth Williams is titled, “So What If …show more content…
Abortion side effects range from emotional and physical effects on the women who receives the abortion to the effects that abortion has on our society. Abortion can be a very devastating matter in a women’s life despite the cause of it. This can lead to many emotional side effects such as depression, anxiety, regret, anger, guilt or shame. The emotions produced from this can cause many long-term effects on a women’s body such as suicide, eating disorders, insomnia, and relationship issues among parents or sexual partner. While abortion can affect a woman emotionally, it can also cause a great deal of physical outcomes as well. This can include: abdominal pain, nausea, infections, scarring, and damage to the cervix, the uterus, and other organs. In the most extreme cases, abortion can also result in death. Abortion can not only harm the expectant woman, but also the society we live in today. This social problem has found to lead directly to child