In the U.S these are the statistics; 25% can’t afford a baby, 4% have to attend school or a career and don’t have time to care for a child, 8% lack maturity to have a child. 9% have relationship issues, 20% finished with childbearing and don’t want anymore children, 27% are not ready/poor timing, .1% have a rape baby and no longer want the baby, because of that constant reminder, 3% have mental concerns, and 4% have fatal health concerns. Each reason are different, but each are as reasonable and understandable just like other reasons. Some people don’t believe that abortion should be banned, but women who didn’t use protection should be allowed to have an abortion, but why should the right to have an abortion change for someone who believes that it’s the right choice for them? I believe that the constant banter on women getting an abortion and wanting to terminate the pregnancy is discouraging women to make that choice for themselves, because they’re letting other beliefs influence them to change their mind on getting an …show more content…
What one solution could be is having a doctor tell the women an alternative ot getting an abortion, but not in a persuasive way, because they would be pushing their beliefs on the woman who is wanting the abortion. Instead doctors should give woman informative information on the different options/alternatives to getting an abortion, that way it’s still their choice and the woman could end up following through with the pregnancy and either keep the child or put the child up for adoption. What wouldn’t work is banning abortion, because then women would no longer have that freedom to choose what they do with their bodies, because their option that they believe is the right one is now banned, preventing them from making that choice for