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In reply to the discussion: Ohio passes law barring abortion over Down syndrome diagnosis [View all]LisaL
(47,423 posts)15. Presumably only because it's the most common.
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So the state is providing the medical funds necessary to provide any additional care needed...
Freethinker65
Dec 2017
#4
And rich and middle class women will just go to another state and the poor will be ...
Botany
Dec 2017
#5
I assume they're simultaneously passing a bill promising 100% financial support, including full
ecstatic
Dec 2017
#6
Downs Syndrome people are many times colonized together in groups. It's all very tragic.
The_Casual_Observer
Dec 2017
#7
Most likely this is the most often clinical reason cited for abortion. The whole thing is so
The_Casual_Observer
Dec 2017
#14
And what is the logic behind being able to abort a normally developing fetus and not being able
LisaL
Dec 2017
#11
And yet to others it seems to be the right thing to do . Families should be allowed choice .
lunasun
Dec 2017
#26
I've seen this first hand with the Catholics. They are treated like heroes at first. Then later on
The_Casual_Observer
Dec 2017
#24
Yes, I really felt sad for them. And yet, for many they thought their child with Down's
CTyankee
Dec 2017
#28
So what happens when those fetuses are born to women or families who have absolutely no
smirkymonkey
Dec 2017
#23
Just another wedge to hammer into rights of women. There's a woman in my neighborhood ...
Hekate
Dec 2017
#30
Except for chipping away at Roe v Wade and women's autonomy, this makes no sense.
uppityperson
Dec 2017
#36