Wrong: Her Side Effect Of Abortion

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I believe she was wrong. First, she need it to have professional help to help her make the right decision. Second, she will need to get counseling so she will not have emotional problems for having an abortion. Third, she need it the support of an adult to observe her side effect of an abortion don’t occur if they she will have the support. I understand that she is 16 years old but it does it justify the abortion because she could be use birth control.

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