Contrary to popular belief, abortion is not safe as what is said. Medical physicians and religious figures around the world work in constant effort to try to educate those who seek abortion, and guide them into the direction of their best interest. Abortion is a potentially dangerous procedure to women across the globe, produces harmful side effects, physiological tolls, as well as betraying the religious views of many. According to Students for Life of America, “nearly 1 in 4 (22%) of pregnancies end in abortion” and while “ 1.1 million U.S. abortions each year”. Most women partaking in abortions are not aware of the risks they are taking. Though the risks are few and rare, it is not impossible for them to arise. Women undergoing the procedure
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In a summary kind of way a woman seems to have gotten pregnant by a foreign man (American) and needs to leave town without a word, for a procedure recommended by him. From the angle perceived the story seems like the couple don’t fully understand each other’s stance on the abortion. To say they speak to each other without really saying a word would be an understatement. He says what he thinks, but leaves her with it’s her choice while also trying to convince otherwise. ““Well,” the man said, “ if you don’t want to you don’t have to. I wouldn’t have you do it if you didn’t want to. But I know it’s perfectly simple.”” Therefore leaving the reader to believe communication from both partners is a key in abortion decision. Furthermore, it also hints that it is uncommon in their present place leaving them no choice but to leave town on a train to where the procedure is said to be done. Even the characters in the story see that things will change by doing so, neither of them willing to say it plays in present day of what we know now causes failed relationships after an
In a summary kind of way a woman seems to have gotten pregnant by a foreign man (American) and needs to leave town without a word, for a procedure recommended by him. From the angle perceived the story seems like the couple don’t fully understand each other’s stance on the abortion. To say they speak to each other without really saying a word would be an understatement. He says what he thinks, but leaves her with it’s her choice while also trying to convince otherwise. ““Well,” the man said, “ if you don’t want to you don’t have to. I wouldn’t have you do it if you didn’t want to. But I know it’s perfectly simple.”” Therefore leaving the reader to believe communication from both partners is a key in abortion decision. Furthermore, it also hints that it is uncommon in their present place leaving them no choice but to leave town on a train to where the procedure is said to be done. Even the characters in the story see that things will change by doing so, neither of them willing to say it plays in present day of what we know now causes failed relationships after an