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Author Topic:   Serious Questions about Pregnancy and Abortion
alacrity fitzhugh
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Message 3 of 53 (346552)
09-04-2006 8:46 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by Silent H
09-04-2006 6:59 PM


Claim #1 - "The leading cause of death for women worldwide is due to pregnancy and childbirth."
An estimated 529,000 women die from pregnancy-related causes according to this site get in the know:questions about pregnancy, contraceptives, and abortion 13% due to unsafe abortions. there are 210 million pregnancies.
More women die from heart disease worldwide than anything else
Each year, over eight million women worldwide die from heart disease or stroke, according to the World Heart Federation. This is almost eighteen times higher than from those who die of breast cancer. In developing countries, half of all deaths of women over 50 are due
to heart disease and stroke.
heart disease and the common women
There are around 3,214,983,000 billion women statistically more women die because of complication from being pregnant
Claim #2 - "we have done those studies where we have taken a random, representative sample of women who have had abortions and followed them for several years. And very, very few of these women suffer depression. Furthermore, the ones who do have problems are likely to have not been emotionally stable before they chose to have the procedure."
abortion leaves mental legacy
The Oslo team found that, after 10 days, 47.5% of women who had miscarried suffered from some degree of mental distress compared with 30% of the abortion group.The proportion of women who had a miscarriage suffering distress decreased during the study period, to 22.5% at six months and to just 2.6% at two years and five years.
But among the abortion group 25.7% were still experiencing distress after six months, and 20% at five years.The researchers also said that women who had an abortion had to make an effort to avoid thinking about the event.
A spokeswoman for the Family Planning Association, said: "There is no evidence to suggest that abortion directly causes psychological trauma.
"Women can experience mixed feelings after an abortion such as relief or sadness.
"These are natural reactions and few women experience long-term problems."
This study was done in Oslo, Norway. miscarriages do cause more distress but for a shorter period, and those who have had abortions recover slower. Still the majority, by this study, after having an abortion are not suffering from increased distress.
hope these facts help.
Edited by alacrity fitzhugh, : those darn errors

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