Sat Sep 24, 2022, 12:19 PM
phylny (7,921 posts)
I hate hate hate so-called pro-lifers. I hate hate hate anti-choicers.
Our 30-year-old daughter has avoided possible disaster or death because we live in Virginia, where abortion care is legal (for now).
Over Labor Day weekend, our youngest daughter joyfully told us she and her husband were expecting. We were all overjoyed. Then she started spotting. Went to the doctor who ordered labs, and her HCG was within normal limits for how many weeks she was pregnant (about 5). Nothing could be seen on ultrasound. Next week, continued to spot. Six weeks pregnant. Another HCG blood level - continued to rise. Nothing was seen on ultrasound. The doctor said he was hopeful the pregnancy would continue. Long, long, long story short, more blood tests, more ultrasounds, and they assumed she had a pregnancy somewhere but couldn't see anything. Nothing was visible in the Fallopian tubes. Nothing in her uterus. They gave her a shot of methotrexate which would end the pregnancy since they knew there were embryonic cells still growing somewhere but not where it was supposed to be. HCG started going down, but very slowly. Yesterday she had abdominal pain. She went to the ER, was admitted, and had another ultrasound which showed blood in her abdomen. She ended up having emergency surgery to remove an ectopic pregnancy and one Fallopian tube. She was past the magical six-week mark. IF WE LIVED IN A STATE WHERE ABORTION WAS ILLEGAL SHE MIGHT BE DEAD.
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phylny | Sep 2022 | OP |
ismnotwasm | Sep 2022 | #1 | |
FakeNoose | Sep 2022 | #2 | |
Diamond_Dog | Sep 2022 | #3 | |
packman | Sep 2022 | #4 | |
Heather MC | Sep 2022 | #5 | |
Blue Owl | Sep 2022 | #6 | |
maxsolomon | Sep 2022 | #7 | |
housecat | Sep 2022 | #8 | |
maxsolomon | Sep 2022 | #12 | |
jaxexpat | Sep 2022 | #24 | |
ShazzieB | Sep 2022 | #40 | |
niyad | Sep 2022 | #43 | |
maxsolomon | Sep 2022 | #54 | |
CharleyDog | Sep 2022 | #9 | |
Snackshack | Sep 2022 | #10 | |
Farmer-Rick | Sep 2022 | #30 | |
Snackshack | Sep 2022 | #34 | |
Farmer-Rick | Sep 2022 | #39 | |
Dorn | Sep 2022 | #11 | |
TeamProg | Sep 2022 | #13 | |
IbogaProject | Sep 2022 | #14 | |
Hekate | Sep 2022 | #15 | |
TNNurse | Sep 2022 | #16 | |
mnhtnbb | Sep 2022 | #17 | |
wils3038 | Sep 2022 | #18 | |
barbtries | Sep 2022 | #19 | |
PatrickforB | Sep 2022 | #20 | |
niyad | Sep 2022 | #44 | |
Celerity | Sep 2022 | #46 | |
PatrickforB | Sep 2022 | #47 | |
Genki Hikari | Sep 2022 | #53 | |
NullTuples | Sep 2022 | #21 | |
Lonestarblue | Sep 2022 | #23 | |
NullTuples | Sep 2022 | #31 | |
Farmer-Rick | Sep 2022 | #33 | |
PatrickforB | Sep 2022 | #48 | |
NullTuples | Sep 2022 | #49 | |
yardwork | Sep 2022 | #22 | |
Hortensis | Sep 2022 | #25 | |
Demovictory9 | Sep 2022 | #26 | |
Stuart G | Sep 2022 | #27 | |
soldierant | Sep 2022 | #28 | |
orleans | Sep 2022 | #29 | |
Mad_Machine76 | Sep 2022 | #32 | |
Farmer-Rick | Sep 2022 | #35 | |
Mad_Machine76 | Sep 2022 | #36 | |
Farmer-Rick | Sep 2022 | #37 | |
brooklynite | Sep 2022 | #38 | |
Elessar Zappa | Sep 2022 | #55 | |
brooklynite | Sep 2022 | #56 | |
Hermit-The-Prog | Sep 2022 | #41 | |
hamsterjill | Sep 2022 | #42 | |
niyad | Sep 2022 | #45 | |
Rebl2 | Sep 2022 | #50 | |
dlk | Sep 2022 | #51 | |
Rebl2 | Sep 2022 | #52 |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 12:25 PM
ismnotwasm (40,911 posts)
1. Glad she's ok
I hate them too. Unapologetically
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 12:26 PM
FakeNoose (27,646 posts)
2. Oh my, how awful for your daughter
I'm hoping she has a full recovery. Thanks for sharing this story. It's just further proof that it must be a private decision between the patient and her doctor. No one else has any reason to intrude.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:02 PM
packman (16,195 posts)
4. Thank Gawd - daughter's OK
May I suggest you send this into your state reps to thank them for their support in saving your daughter's life.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:19 PM
Heather MC (8,084 posts)
5. Hey Neighbor, I am in VA also.
How's your daughter?
When she is ready, if she is ready to try again, recommend that she UPS her fruits and vegetables and drinks clean water. And tell her not to be afraid to try again when her heart is ready💜💜💜 And I know you're doing this because you're a good mommy, but make sure everybody around her allows her to grieve. Losing the baby you want is never ever ever ever easy no matter what stayed your process your end in the pregnancy. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:21 PM
Blue Owl (43,546 posts)
6. K&R for visibility
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:22 PM
maxsolomon (29,540 posts)
7. It amazes me that Abortion foes haven't thought the implications of their absolutism through.
this is an abortion, and it kills that embryo, and that is an easy choice. there is no other option.
but this "exception" (i think there are plenty of these types of exceptions) doesn't factor in to their binary definitions. or policy. get well soon. |
Response to maxsolomon (Reply #7)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:28 PM
housecat (1,863 posts)
8. Abortion foes haven't thought because they do not think
Response to housecat (Reply #8)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:41 PM
maxsolomon (29,540 posts)
12. for people who don't think they sure talk a lot
all those celibates giving pro-life homilies every sunday believe they've thought about it.
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Response to maxsolomon (Reply #7)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:58 PM
jaxexpat (4,886 posts)
24. It's the basic sadism of mainstream conservative politicians that's the problem here.
I certainly appreciate the OP's hatred of these self-righteous, twit-witted, do-gooder life bandits but I think the true spear sharpeners are ambitious Republican politicians. Those characters see nothing but binary solutions because they're incapable of understanding anything beyond their binary world. Immune to education but they test well, you see.
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Response to maxsolomon (Reply #7)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 07:06 PM
ShazzieB (9,706 posts)
40. It's not just that the forced birthers don't think.
They assume that there's nothing to think about. To them, it's a cut and dried issue. Most forced birthers believe the following 3 things, or some combination thereof:
1. Abortion = "killing babies" = bad (actually, they all believe this) 2. The only reason women have abortions is to avoid having babies they don't want to have. 3. The only women who want to have abortions are those who want to have sex without any "consequences" (i.e., babies they don't want to have). They know some women will be "inconvenienced" if they are not able to terminate unwanted pregnancies, but they don't see being forced to carry to term and birth an unwanted child as anything more than that: an inconvenience. And since everyone knows how babies get made (sex!) how to avoid getting pregnant (don't have sex!), you shouldn't be having sex if you don't want to be pregnant. Then there's the part they don't usually say out loud: if you have sex and aren't willing to accept the "consequences" (i.e., pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood), well, that's just too bad. "You could have just kept your legs together, you slutty slut, but you didn't, so now you have to pay the piper!" It doesn't even occur to them that there might be anything else to consider. Pregnancy and having babies are common, every day occurrences, and most people outside the medical profession have absolutely no clue how many things can go wrong in a myriad of ways. It doesn't even occur to them that there might be anything else they need to know. And so the forced birther politicians end up making laws that are completely divorced from reality and lead to all kinds of nightmare situations like the ones we've been reading about since Alito and his merry band of makevolent misogynists struck down Roe. And we get state legislators who are shocked (shocked, I tell you!) to learn about the nightmare scenarios they've created. If I rolled my eyes hard enough to express what I think of the chowderheaded dimwits who make these awful draconian laws, they'd get stuck and I'd have to spend the rest of my life looking at my own brain, so I'll just close with a few of these: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Response to maxsolomon (Reply #7)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 08:46 AM
niyad (96,772 posts)
43. Their hatred for women overrides everything else.
Response to niyad (Reply #43)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 06:48 PM
maxsolomon (29,540 posts)
54. but that's not a self-aware hatred.
at least on the part of the millions of RTL women in America.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:31 PM
CharleyDog (641 posts)
9. Report from fertility doctor, other MDs angry fearful for their patients
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:31 PM
Snackshack (2,071 posts)
10. I don't hate them.
…but I have zero respect for them. None I have ever met has spent a minute at being any type of big brother, big sister or foster parent. Growing up as ward of the state of California the first few years of my life none of these folks ever showed even a passing interest at doing anything to improve any orphans life.
They yell and scream and stomp their feet about a fetus but vanish the second after birth. They will gladly consign a woman to death to further their misguided dogmas. Because it costs nothing to be anti choice and everything if they actually cared. I am in my 5th decade and I can say without hesitation religion is one of the worst inventions humans have contrived too smooth their vanity (this can’t be all there is I’m too special there must be more after this) or weakness, one should not need to be feared into being a decent person with burning for eternity. |
Response to Snackshack (Reply #10)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 03:33 PM
Farmer-Rick (8,078 posts)
30. Religion convinces otherwise good people to be evil
It is a destructive force in the world. The religious followers pretend to be charitable but they are so easily manipulated by evil. If there was such a thing as a devil, it would have invented religion to introduce evil to the world.
American theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate, Steven Weinberg once famously said, "With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion." https://m.economictimes.com/opinion/vedanta/two-good-reasons/articleshow/11299834.cms |
Response to Farmer-Rick (Reply #30)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 04:04 PM
Snackshack (2,071 posts)
34. Mr. Weinberg...
Was 100% right.
It was a sad day to read if his passing not long ago. |
Response to Snackshack (Reply #34)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 06:09 PM
Farmer-Rick (8,078 posts)
39. Ahhh, I did not know he had passed away
Over a year ago. Sigh, we lost a good man.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:32 PM
Dorn (463 posts)
11. Abortion politics is all about money
* Sorry to hear of your daughter's ectopic pregnancy
* Rich people will always be able to get any kind of medical treatment they want * All medical care must be 100% free for everyone * Since the ruling it is much clearer that abortions are not a choice: they are part of standard, normal, required health care * Hating doesn't help |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:49 PM
TeamProg (2,993 posts)
13. Can you get this out to some established journalists?
Perhaps bring greater attention to these dangers within forced the birth states?
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:56 PM
IbogaProject (1,505 posts)
14. She should save some eggs b4 her next try.
I'm taking a guess that ivf might be an option if her other tube gets damages if she saves some eggs now. Many states require health insurance to cover fertility treatments for trying for1st and 2nd child up to ago 40 or 42.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:05 PM
Hekate (81,725 posts)
15. I am so glad your daughter got appropriate treatment, & so sorry for the grief
I agree with you about the forced-birthers. They are fanatics who don’t give a damn about anyone’s life.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:10 PM
TNNurse (6,334 posts)
16. I believe that anyone who voted to keep someone from a life saving procedure,
should be charged with practicing medicine without a license and also maybe manslaughter if the woman does not survive.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:17 PM
mnhtnbb (30,337 posts)
17. Your daughter experienced what 1 in 50 pregnancies
result in: ectopic pregnancy. I am so sorry for her loss--and yours--and the fear you all experienced.
Ectopic pregnancy rate is about 2%. In 2020 there were 3.6 million live births in the US and over 900,000 abortions, which would mean about 90,000 ectopic pregnancies. Forced birthers don't care about those women. They just don't care. For stats on the US birth rate https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57003722 Abortion statistics https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/06/24/what-the-data-says-about-abortion-in-the-u-s-2/ |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:26 PM
wils3038 (3 posts)
18. What Republicans want
What happened in Iran where the police beat a young woman to death for not wearing a head scarf is exactly what Republicans want here in America.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:27 PM
barbtries (27,076 posts)
19. I'm so glad she's not.
A woman close to my family was pregnant last year: happy, looking forward to it. At the anatomy scan they got the unthinkable news that their daughter had a condition which was incompatible with life. She had to make the decision whether to continue or terminate the pregnancy. She made what I believe to be the best decision, and like your daughter, fortunately in a state that allowed the termination.
All that's gonna change if republicans gain any more power than they currently have. We're in NC and it's very likely that the rights we now have will go away soon, because republicans have a gerrymandered lock on this state. My ex-DIL had an ectopic pregnancy requiring emergency surgery. Her symptoms began with pain that was so bad she literally passed out. She could have died. Didn't know she was pregnant. she did go on to have a healthy pregnancy after this happened. I just say that to hopefully give some hope and comfort to your daughter - I am so sorry for your loss, so happy that she is okay. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:38 PM
PatrickforB (13,906 posts)
20. I don't say 'pro-life' anymore. I refer to them as anti-abortion fanatics.
Because let's tell it like it is. These people want to jam their religious ideology down the rest of our throats at the expense of our wives, daughters and granddaughters' very lives.
Allowing a human being like your daughter to die because her ectopic pregnancy wasn't detected until after six weeks is odious, immoral, and fanatical. Evil. |
Response to PatrickforB (Reply #20)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 08:50 AM
niyad (96,772 posts)
44. Woman-hating, theocratic, christofascist gestational slavers. I originally
(back in the '70's), called them anti-choice woman-haters.
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Response to PatrickforB (Reply #20)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 08:57 AM
Celerity (34,295 posts)
46. I find 'forced birthers' to be the most accurate and effective label
'anti-abortion' as a label automatically sets ups a problematic dialectic in people's minds that you must then be 'pro-abortion' (and not simply pro choice)
As a female (and if I was a male as well, or neither gender too), I am not pro-abortion, I am pro RIGHT to an abortion if that is a woman decides to do. |
Response to Celerity (Reply #46)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 09:10 AM
PatrickforB (13,906 posts)
47. Good point. Forced birthers. Yep. n/t
Response to PatrickforB (Reply #20)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 06:03 PM
Genki Hikari (1,766 posts)
53. I call them murderers
Because it's what they are.
They hate women who have sex, and they are perfectly willing to kill any who dare to have it without popping out little brats everywhere, preferably blond-haired white ones. They will be in for a huge shock when their polices result in an acceleration of brown babies being born (because they have abortions, too, that you just took from them, too). And just wait for the wailing they'll do when they get the tax bill for the massive orphanages we'll have to build to house all the unwanted babies because there won't be enough people to adopt the surge of new births. There aren't enough people now to adopt all the unwanted kids, and they "think" making more of them will improve that situation? What do they think will happen to all the kids born from this? That some magic fairy will come along and house, feed, clothe and educate them for free? They never think through these things because they are stupid, and, worse, they're too stupid to see how they are the cause of all the human misery and devastation born of their stupid. Carlo Cipolla was right: Stupidity is the root of all evil. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:38 PM
NullTuples (4,603 posts)
21. Makes me wonder if Christofascists calculate when to set the time limits based on this
I'm sure there are stats as to when pregnancies fails & when it's noticed and medical care is necessitated, and they choose cutoffs just on the other side of that date range. They seem to be that intentionally cruel and uncaring, so long as it garners them more power.
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Response to NullTuples (Reply #21)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:49 PM
Lonestarblue (7,140 posts)
23. The 15-week cutoff is also cruel because some tests for fetal health and formation of vital
organs cannot be done until around 20 weeks, so those women who have an unviable fetus would still have a carry a baby they know will die at birth or will be severely impaired for several more months, thus jeopardizing her own physical and emotional health. The cruelty of the forced birthers is astonishing.
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Response to Lonestarblue (Reply #23)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 03:41 PM
NullTuples (4,603 posts)
31. That's what I'm trying to say; thank you. None of their cutoff dates are by accident
Response to Lonestarblue (Reply #23)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 04:03 PM
Farmer-Rick (8,078 posts)
33. And that crap about a heartbeat bill is such a lie
"It’s not until around 17 to 20 weeks, when the four chambers of the heart have developed and can be detected on an ultrasound, that the term heartbeat is accurate, according to ACOG. (American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology)"
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna24435 But the religiously insane want us all to believe a fluttering tube of an embryo amplified by medical equipment is a heartbeat. It has gill slits on the side of its head with a fish tale and yolk sac at 6 weeks when the religiously insane think it magically takes priority over the life of the mother. |
Response to NullTuples (Reply #21)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 09:11 AM
PatrickforB (13,906 posts)
48. McCarthy and a bunch of his old, white Republican male colleagues
want to enact legislation that declares that life begins at fertilization. Talk about going back to the dark ages!
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Response to PatrickforB (Reply #48)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 09:45 AM
NullTuples (4,603 posts)
49. They've successfully moved the goalposts; life DOES begin at conception. But it is not a person yet.
By shifting verbal shorthand they've set it up so they can "prove" life begins at conception. They've been playing 3-card Monty with their rhetoric.
The problem for them has always been that until quite near birth, there is nobody home inside the human brain. We now know that's because until that stage of fetal brain development, there simply is not the capacity for organized signals. It's more like a room full of spools of cable rather than a computer network. And in humans and other animals with complex brains, the individual exists in the brain. Our consciousness exists in the brain. But not until it has made a sufficient number of connections between neurons - and this is key - and then pruned them so that organized signaling is possible. Christian extremists used to depend on their belief in a "soul" to determine when a fetus became a person. Problem is, that's a matter of personal opinion, not fact. It was a weak arguing point outside of their subculture. Now though, they've shifted the language so that people talk about when "life" begins. A single cell bacteria is life. A mushroom is life. As is a human fetus. None of them are a person though. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 02:41 PM
yardwork (55,669 posts)
22. I'm glad your daughter is ok, and I'm sorry for your loss.
One of the cruelest aspects of these horrific laws are how they pretend to negate people's real feelings of loss. Nobody wants an ectopic pregnancy. Your daughter and your family wanted the baby. Thank goodness your daughter was able to obtain care.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 03:10 PM
Hortensis (55,059 posts)
25. Yeah, might but almost certainly not. The progression toward diagnosis would have
been handled somewhat differently because of that. At least I hope some people in the chain of decisions would have had the required basic good sense.
It's also likely that a lot of local OBGs and hospitals will have had time now to adjust practices to meet the new realities. People will be discussing their experiences on social media. OBG issues and emergencies didn't just stop last June, after all. Btw, when intense emotional reaction is uncontrollable, maybe direct it toward something positive? Like donations to those who do good? Our job is to STOP those who believe hating others excuses anything they do. Best wishes that you all will have that precious new life in your lives soon. ![]() |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 03:28 PM
soldierant (4,874 posts)
28. A friend just told me Sunday Sepember 25 is National Daughters Day
I'll bet you are going to be celebrating it like crazy.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 03:29 PM
orleans (31,901 posts)
29. i'm so sorry your daughter went through this
and you went through this as well
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 03:52 PM
Mad_Machine76 (23,437 posts)
32. Pregnancy (and human bodies)
are just too complicated for anti-choice laws to not harm or kill pregnant people. Period. And nobody should be forced to accept a pregnancy they don't want either. And pregnant people in anti-choice states are the same as those in pro-choice states. Alito, et. al would have us believe that modern civil rights laws have eliminated any barriers for women (totally excluding Trans men or non-binary persons), so that abortions shouldn't even be necessary. The illogic of the Dobbs "decision" will (hopefully) have legal historians puzzling over it for centuries.
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Response to Mad_Machine76 (Reply #32)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 04:06 PM
Farmer-Rick (8,078 posts)
35. Yeah, because it's bad law
It's law created by religiously insane judges. Legislation from the bench is frequently incoherent.
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Response to Farmer-Rick (Reply #35)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 04:12 PM
Mad_Machine76 (23,437 posts)
36. IMHO
nobody who looks at their decision can come to no other conclusion than SCOTUS wanted this result and twisted themselves into pretzel knots in order to justify it (very reminiscent of the Iraq War and "fixing the intelligence" ). They had a case, they had the votes to do it, and they decided to go for it. End of line.
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Response to Mad_Machine76 (Reply #36)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 06:03 PM
Farmer-Rick (8,078 posts)
37. Yeah, and doing it during a Democratic presidency
Makes them look invincible.
Let's hope it enrages enough intelligent people to come out and vote against the people who appointed them. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 06:06 PM
brooklynite (84,446 posts)
38. Democratic Senator Bob Casey is pro-life; he is NOT anti-choice.
Response to brooklynite (Reply #38)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 06:55 PM
Elessar Zappa (10,405 posts)
55. What does that mean?
I assume that means that he’s personally against abortion but believes it’s the woman’s choice?
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Response to Elessar Zappa (Reply #55)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 09:15 PM
brooklynite (84,446 posts)
56. Correct, and more to the point won't impose his opinion on them legislatively.
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 09:42 PM
Hermit-The-Prog (26,589 posts)
41. Battle cry of this election: Roe your vote, up and down the ballot!
Roe, Roe, Roe your vote
against theocracy! Republicans revoke your rights and kill democracy! THESE are the races that will determine control of the House of Representatives: https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217175231 Stick 'em up for a blue wave: https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217078977 |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sat Sep 24, 2022, 11:08 PM
hamsterjill (14,747 posts)
42. I hate them, too.
First, thank goodness your daughter was able to get the treatment she needed.
Pregnancy should be a private matter and no one else’s business, whether continued or discontinued. Private. End of story. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 08:52 AM
niyad (96,772 posts)
45. So very glad that your daughter was able to get the care she needed. vibes
for complete recovery and healing.
Like you, I hate them, because they would just as soon see us all dead. |
Response to phylny (Original post)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 10:21 AM
Rebl2 (9,820 posts)
50. So sorry
to hear of her experience. Fortunately they caught it in time, but barely it sounds like. You are certainly correct that in some states she likely would die. I cannot tolerate or have any respect for these people who are making these laws putting women’s lives in danger. It is nobody’s business but the woman, her doctor, and who she chooses to tell.
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Response to phylny (Original post)
Sun Sep 25, 2022, 12:00 PM
dlk (10,068 posts)
51. Being pro forced pregnancy and childbirth isn't being the same as pro life
It should be called out every time. Being able to make personal medical decisions without political interference is pro-freedom.
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