Pain During Abortion

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Women who expirience pain during abortion don’t realize that the baby is also going through the same pain sometimes even worse. Studies show that even at 7 weeks fetuses can think and feel. During the abortion the baby does feel what is happening because the one think that does not go to them is painkillers.

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