Abortion: Health Care?
The Planned Parenthood crowd planned well today. They held their annual rally at the North Carolina Legislative building on the hottest day of the year, with temps reaching near triple digits, and the air conditioning nearly out indoors.
Your blogger has been following their “determined fight” on Twitter. They say these abortion rights are crucial for the doctor-patient relationship. Doctor-patient confidentiality?
Did you know that the abortion doctor never actually sees the “patient” until she is on the table with her legs wide and the “procedure” is ready to begin? In short, there is no such thing as doctor-patient confidentiality because there is no preliminary visit. Most never even remember their doctor’s face.
Additionally, they march for “women’s health”. How is an abortion a “health” issue? It isn’t. It’s about a woman and a man who got together and decided not to have the baby that God conceived.
Finally,
how many of these so-called “brave” women do you think have actually HAD an abortion? If they have, do you think they’d still be marching? No. It’s the worst thing that can happen to any woman with a soul. The loss haunts a person for years and the sadness never leaves. It’s impossible to just get over and forget, even if she has more children later on.
Next time you see a woman marching for “women’s rights”, ask her if she’s ever had an abortion. If she has and can still march, you’ll know she is cold and hard inside. She is a person who needs a lot of help. If she has not, she’s just a silly idealist.
Something to think about…
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It should pass. The only problem is that the liberals have their activists out and very few conservatives have stepped forward. What we really need are conservative abortion rights activists who have actually HAD abortions to speak for about five to ten minutes with a few friendly Democrat legislators about their experiences. We need to let them know that it is a fact that women having an abortion do not see the abortion doctor until they are up on the table. Thus, there is NO doctor patient confidentiality. The liberals cling to this notion.
It’s a difficult subject to discuss and it’s not easy finding women like this to “come out”.
Thanks and I appreciate you reading Katy’s Conservative Corner. It’s a subject I will be writing more about in the months to come.
I had a roommate who was quite upset by her abortion experience.
At this point what are the chances the H-854 “Women’s Right To Know” Bill will Not pass through the legislative process?
You’d think anyone who read through the bill, including anyone receiving Tax dollars for “Planned Parenthood” would find it quite reasonable, and the bill should sail through the General Assemby without any issues.
You’re so right, Katy!
The abortion industry is fighting AGAINST the right of women to be fully informed before undergoing an abortion, because fully-informed women are substantially less likely to go through with it. The fiscal research division of the NCGA estimates that giving women the additional information which H-854 would require would reduce the number of elective abortions in NC by more than eight per DAY.
To anyone with a heart that is a mind-boggling number of tragedies averted. But to the abortion industry it is a lot of lost business.
I’ve met many women who are still grieving years later over a regretted abortion, and probably will continue to grieve for the rest of their lives. I had a lady who I didn’t even know on the phone with me, crying inconsolably, because of her abortion years earlier. She told me that she could not forgive herself for what she had done, but she had no one to talk to about it because none of her friends and family knew her secret.
I’ve also met women who, when they had an unplanned pregnancy, considered abortion but chose life for their children, and I’ve never yet met one of them who regretted that choice. Not even one.