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    antiabortion laws and the US slowly followed behind. However, in 1973, the Roe v. Wade case ignited a fire and the decision for a woman to have the choice to terminate her pregnancy was made legal. Abortion has since been argued as to whether it should remain legal as it is or become completely outlawed. Subsequently today, 50% of US citizens are pro-choice. A pro-choice supporter believes that abortion is a woman 's reproductive…

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    Under the Ohio Bill, a woman must have written consent by the father if she chooses to have an abortion. Abortion is a moral choice that has ethical implications which is placed on the spectrum of right vs. right. Men are currently denied a voice regarding a woman 's right to choose, even though the choice is whether or not their child will be aborted. We all know the saying ?it takes two to tingle?, the father of the child, whether if the child was planned or not should have the right to…

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    Abortion is more dangerous and can really put peoples life at risk than most people are aware of. In fact, “47,000 women die a year as a result of complications of unsafe abortions”(“Preventing Unsafe Abortion”).When most people think of abortion some may feel like it is harmless, but as we already know it is lethal to the fetus, but most people don't consider the fact that it can also be lethal for the mother as well. As a result more and more people are becoming more informed. “In the United…

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    friend 's experience. I did not have any idea what was in store. Even though the group 's topics were not about the horrors of abortion, however, you couldn 't help but read the stories and see the graphic pictures of abortions. Am I pro-life or pro-choice? I think I am a little bit of both. Personally, I couldn 't have an abortion unless it was a medical emergency or rape. If I was going through domestic abuse situation, I couldn 't have an abortion. Some people…

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    and arguments that surround PAS. Nurses play a key role in educating the patient on their choices, and the laws and requirements that accompany them. The nurse may not always agree with their patient’s choices, but they can make sure they have all the information required to help them make the right decision for themselves. Respect does not always mean agreement, most Americans feel that their end of life choices should be theirs, and not the governments or medical professionals (Altmann, T &…

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    Theresa was a typical high school girl. She played basketball and ran cross country for track. Academically, she was a good A and B student with a very hard work ethic. Around December of her junior year, Theresa’s wisdom teeth had grown in and needed to be removed. She came back from the dentist and it took her two hours to wake up. When she did, she was in an extreme amount of pain. As her little sister, it was hard to watch her as she wouldn’t stop screaming. Two weeks later,…

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    Elective Abortion

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    The legality of elective abortion, or a woman's right to choose, has been an issue for almost two centuries, since at least 1821 when Connecticut passed the first statute criminalizing abortion (Cole & Frankowski, 1987). The biggest argument people against abortion use is freedom of religion and the sanctity of life, but another large factor is that of the mental health of those women who do choose to abort their fetuses. Research by Coleman (2011) suggested that abortion is linked to a moderate…

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    Chapter Three Every single woman who makes the choice to get an abortion has there own personal reasons. The main reason why women get an abortion is because the baby is unwanted by the parents or the grandparents. (Gay5) There are certain types of women who have unwanted pregnancies. They are either young, unmarried, poor or over age. (Clinton) Some women pass through very personal issues and that leads them to the simplest pathway for them abortion. The two top personal reasons is rape or…

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    In this article, Henry Morgentaler wants to reveal the importance of abortion in our society today to uninformed citizens. Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in our society today. The argument is life or death. People who follow pro-choice views believe that women, not the government, have the right to make their own health care decisions. They believe that in order for an embryo to be a human being it needs to have organs, internal organization and especially a human brain…

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    Abortion Definition

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    Caring for the Unborn and Their Mother, the author, Randy Acorn, takes on the religious approach on addressing the most debated question. Alcorn’s book is mainly about persuading those who chose pro-choice to pro-life, and those who are pro-life to think why they chose that way and not just stating “I know I’m right, but I’m not sure why?” (20). His second chapter starts with an event for pro-life, that include his self, his wife and several other people…

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