Our doctors are graying and are not being replaced.
~Susan Hill, president of the National Women’s Health Foundation in Raleigh, N.C., which operates abortion clinics in largely rural states, including Georgia, Indiana and Mississippi, where only one doctor in the state performs pregnancy terminations. As quoted by the Washington Post. Sept 1.
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
GOOD!!!!!
If they at all cared about women’s health then they would look back through the annals of history, which are littered, tarnished by the number of women who have died of abortions, who have suffered in septic wards, and they would say, “It’s time we got rid of abortion. Clearly it’s not a good thing.”
It’s impossible to support abortion and women’s health. Don’t they know how many women that it’s killed? Or do they just not mind?
Praise God!
Georgia, Indiana, and Mississippi should be held up as role models for the REST of the States. They’ve got it right. Medicine is a profession of healing, not killing. Bring back the Hippocratic Oath!