Amber's Abortion Case Study

When meeting Amber the first time in elementary, she had the brightest personality. All through junior high nothing had changed. Amber had carried herself with such a humbling character. Although no one would have figured she had been through such a traumatic event during her summer vacation as she was going to eighth grade, she was raped. As Amber and her friend grew closer over the years the situations that were questioned about her when she was not around became clear. The girl in geometry class had constantly received so much grief from Amber, because the girl had intentionally interacted sexually with her boyfriend. After finding out she was pregnant she chose abortion instead of giving life. Having an all-girl’s sleep over while they were younger was nearly impossible to have Amber attend. Every …show more content…
“74%said the child would interfere with their education or work lives” (Reasons U.S women have abortions).”73% said they could not afford to have an infant” (Reasons U.S women have abortions). “48% of the women said they were experiencing relationship issues and would have rather not be single moms” (Reasons U.S women have abortions). “Less than 1% said one or the other parent desired to have the fetus aborted” (Reasons U.S women have abortions).
It seems odd that the poll contained zero information about being pro-choice due to a rape incident. Creating life is not a gambling game, it is a serious issue. Killing life is not okay due to people’s inconsiderate actions. Abortions should be accessible to more or less rape victims, yet even at that being pro-life should be chosen. The fetus that was terminated could have been capable of anything in the world. The cure to Alzheimer’s, or the cure for STDs could have been created, but was not because of the careless acts of intentional unprotected