Fetus child fetus child II
As a p.s. to my previous post, I just remembered I wanted to include this excerpt from the MSNBC video:
Announcer: Mother and fetus had separate surgical teams. To save his life, doctors will have to operate on Garrett through his mother’s womb, a place doctors once feared to go.
Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye: The womb has always been a protected – you know – sacred area that was beyond the reaches of man. To actually have access to the womb now, to be able to go in there and actually manipulate and intervene…. [voices trails off]
May.15, 2007 11:51 am |
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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.
In one breath, he’s a fetus and the next breath he’s called by his name….
“In one breath, he’s a fetus and the next breath he’s called by his name…. ”
Those breaths are coming from two different speakers (see bold print).
“Those breaths are coming from two different speakers (see bold print).”
no, there not.
Cammie, as jasper indicated, no. The announcer called the preborn baby a “fetus” and “Garrett” back to back.
This type of surgery is amazing. It just saddens me that our society can recognize the value of some children at this stage of development, and not other.
Since when did our parent’s views about us determine our nature?
Oops… my bad/dyslexia.
Anyhow.. why does it (fetus having a name) matter?