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In reply to the discussion: Wendy Davis book reveals abortion [View all]greiner3
(5,214 posts)42. My ex had a sort of rare condition only found in her 20th week of pregnancy.
No need to provide what autopsy found other than 'some unidentifiable fetal tissue found'.
The mass was pre cancerous and her quack of a gynecologist (some years before he was convicted of having sex with a 13 yo patient but kept his license and served 'probation') had not checked for a fetal heartbeat.
She had emergency surgery, which may or may not be legal if Republicans have their way, and the mass was removed, her uterus scraped.
She had 2 more children after that scare and all are doing fine today, 30 years later.
BTW, the condition was said to be a 1 in 50,000 and mostly occurs in women of Asian descent, which she is and/or exposure to Agent Orange, which her father was, but only after she was in elementary school.
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I had heard similar information, backs up why she stool for very long to leave
Thinkingabout
Sep 2014
#1
Catholic theology allows the termination of a pregnancy when the baby will die anyway,
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#13
Yet they give money and support to the institution that is working tirelessly
BrotherIvan
Sep 2014
#23
In their opinion, the good outweighs the bad. No institution is without flaws. n/t
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#25
That is simply untrue. Kindly post the Vatican-approved authority that allows
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#31
Kindly cite that "exception" in Church doctrine....and, let's reflect on what you
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#43
Um...no. There is no "double effects" execption to abortion. You seem to be conflating
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#47
It is a type of pregnancy termination. If a tube is removed with an embryo inside, that pregnancy
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#49
Indeed...accurately stating what the Catholic Church's doctrine is is hatred?
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#59
You misread this completely. The person the article is CRITICIZING doesn't represent
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#60
Again....show me the Vatican-approved doctrine that supports this....because this isn't
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#63
You, as a supposedly Jesuit-taught novitiate, are in the perfect position to do your own research,
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#67
They are the foundation but they don't address the specific details of every moral decision.
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#70
Catholic theology only allows for "double effect" if the tube or uterus needs to be removed,
LeftyMom
Sep 2014
#37
I said the same thing you are saying. If the embryo/fetus will die anyway, because the
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#40
She made a personal decision as an American woman that no one else should make or judge.
mountain grammy
Sep 2014
#9
And the terminations were her's to make...and not a decision forced upon her by
SoapBox
Sep 2014
#10
The ectopic one shouldn't even be called an abortion, since the uterus wasn't emptied of any embryo
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#12
I think Abbott would face a real backlash from Texas women if he criticized Wendy's
CTyankee
Sep 2014
#55