Personal Narrative: My Interview With Abortion

Everyone makes decisions they love and are happy with. This is what I discovered during my interview with Sarah, who was on her way to the Abortion clinic. Sarah is a young girl, just out of college and searching for a job, she says this is her second visit to the clinic. She held her head high with no shame because she was obviously proud of what she was doing and never had a doubt in her mind.
Sarah and I stopped at a local coffee shop to chat, as I was interested to hear her story. Her last visit she had been attacked with signs reading, “Every life is precious” and “Choose life.” She said those words didn’t bother her and she couldn’t wait! When asked, “why abortion?” Sarah replied promptly, “Of course it is the best choice, I had planned all my life to get lucky enough to get pregnant and be unable to support a child right out of college. Abortion was always the idea.” The idea of doctor’s inserting metal into her womb to pull off the “fetus” from her uterine wall was …show more content…
Without them, her company may have covered birth control medication and she wouldn’t have ended up pregnant and unable to support the child. It really would have messed up her plan to get a job and pursue a career after college. She said, it was such an easy decision to have an abortion and she can’t wait to tell everyone about it.
Sarah didn’t care about the people calling her a killer, telling her she took the easy way, telling her that she was selfish and needed to consider the life she was taking, because obviously the abortion was meant to be fun and easy! As a society, we should definitely ban abortions so then women can go through an even more interesting and exciting surgery illegally and at locations, which don’t meet medical