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    Women understand the financial and emotional difficulties of having a child and are fully capable of knowing when they need to have an abortion. I believe that woman should have the right to abortion. It is their body and should be able to chose whether it is because of financial issues, emotional issues, medical reasons, or all of the above. Have you ever thought about what would happen if abortion was illegal in the U.S.? One thing that could happen is that women would have unsafe abortions.…

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    their relationship and that are at a crossroads on what to do next. They are trying to decide whether to take the same path or go in different directions. In other words, they cannot decide if should they make a unanimous decision or make their own choices. Foreshadowing- When the girl says "I don't care about me" it shows she has no true self-confidence. This and other degrading quotes such as "I don't feel anyway” foreshadows the girl eventually giving in to what the man wants because she…

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    of those abortions we by unmarried women, and women in their twenties. Only 2.38% of these abortions were because of rape, incest, or danger to mother or child. Over half of the abortions that occurred should not have happened. I agree with Snyder's pro-life but allow in cases of rape, incest, or danger stance on abortions.…

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    When thinking about the process of giving birth, most people think of it as being quite simple. Unfortunately, for some families that is not the case. As a woman ages, her eggs age as well. The older the female body gets, the harder it is to have children. There are many reasons why some couple are not able to conceive. According to the website “Baby Center,” some women experience endometriosis. Endometriosis is the condition that occurs when tissue is found in the lining of the women’s uterus.…

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    Abortion is a controversial subject that has been talked about for a long time now. People have very strong opinions towards abortion. Even though this is the case, I believe people should speak about it because it is something that should not be done. Women should not be allowed to perform abortions because they are killing an innocent child and will suffer immediate and long term effects. According to the American Pregnancy Association there are three different types of surgical abortion…

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    The word abortion is a common thing. It simply means to get rid of something that is un wanted. Abortions can emotionally affect each woman very differently. Some women report feelings of relieve and regret. Do abortion cause women to experience loss and sadness, or simply go on with their day to day life’s like nothing happened? Women’s emotions vary for what ages and how long they’ve been pregnant. Today’s studies have shown the mental effects on women have changed drastically, more issues…

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    over a million abortions have been performed all over the country to mothers seeking the termination of pregnancy. Women chose abortion as an option for various reasons ranging from being the victim of a rape to not being able to care for a baby. Many pro-life activist argue that abortions are legally killing an innocent child. If abortions were illegal, then many women would suffer or even the innocent children would suffer later on in life. Most women look into the future to determine whether…

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    #1 Spontaneous Abortion 1. Definition: • The termination of a pregnancy before the fetus is able to live outside of the uterus (before 20 weeks), most often called a miscarriage. 2. What are the causes/risk factors: • Weakened cervix • Immune system response • Physical issues within the mother • Abnormalities of the uterus • Fertilized egg implants in the uterus incorrectly • hormone problems • Infection • Risk factors:  Lifestyle such as excessive caffeine intake, drug use, or smoking …

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    Roe V. Wade Case Summary

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    Facts: Texas law made it a crime to obtain or attempt an abortions except if it was approved by medical advice to save the life of the mother. From 1951-1987 “Jane Roe” the legal alias for Norma McCorvey the plaintiff in Roe v. Wade. McCorvey filed court documents stating that the laws were unconstitutional. Roe wanted to prevent Henry WADE, the district attorney of Dallas County, from enforcing the law from banning abortion, expect to save a woman’s life. The plaintiff alleged that she was…

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    Planned Parenthood vs. Right-Wing Conservatives Planned Parenthood is a non-profit, government funded organization that provides mostly women’s health services (abortion, STD screening, birth control). Recently, a heavily edited video was released by the Center for Medical Progress that provides alleged evidence of the non-profit Planned Parenthood receiving “compensation” for aborted fetal tissue. Obviously, this video brought up concerns and much controversy between those in support of and…

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