(Prolifer)ations 2-7-12
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli
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- Bryan Kemper updates readers on developments at Birmingham’s New Woman All Women abortion mill, which was the site of recent alleged botched abortions. The Atlanta abortionist affiliated with the clinic, Dr. Ivan Diamond, has quit.
- 40 Days for Life spotlights a story on the recent closing of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Storm Lake, IA, the site of a prayer vigil led by Sue Thayer. Thayer, a former manager at the very same clinic, was fired after 17 years of employment for objecting to telemed abortions.
- The Abolitionist Society of Oklahoma dissects The Abortion Gang’s profane reaction to one of their graphics (pictured left), which likens abortion to slavery.
- Abortion in Washington notes the “mafia mentality” of Planned Parenthood and the pro-abortion lobby, as evidenced by the recent Komen debacle. Other groups have been embedded into the culture of death, as well, and there is no clean exit. The abortion “mafia” will play hardball to keep you in.
- The Anti Abortion Gang points out the effectiveness of Texas’ late-term abortion industry regulations, which have resulted in over 2,000 children’s lives saved.
- Big Blue Wave shows an ad for an Orlando abortion clinic that reads like an ad for Jiffy Lube – free pap smear (with purchase of a “3-minute, pain-free” abortion), and free wi-fi.
- Euthanasia Prevention Coalition presents important information on the status of euthanasia in Canada, where “doctors are claiming the unilateral right to withdraw life-sustaining treatment from a patient without consent of the patient or the substitute decision maker, who are usually the family.”
- Generations for Life report the largest crowd ever for Teen Speak 2012, not unlike the annual March for Life in DC which also drew a large, enthusiastic and youth-filled crowd.
- Accepting Abundance shares a video which explains hormonal contraception and its methods of operation. In light of the recent HHS mandate, it is important that people understand the reasons behind pro-life objections to contraception:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiCU46_lWeE[/youtube]
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“Botched abortion” – can Ms. Stanek provide us with any proof that this was the case? Can Ms. Stanek provide us with the medical records that substantiate her otherwise unfounded allegation?
And what happens to the “saved” “babies?” Do the pro-life movement and the Catholic Church provide the equivalent monthly TANF payments (including medical coverage and food stamps)? If these children are abused and neglected, do pro-life folks step in? But why should we be concerned about this? All mothers who give birth love their babies and they all live happily ever after. Am I right?
As usual, no you are not right.
I’m so very sorry that your mother didn’t love you. I can’t even imagine how hard it is to be unloved. But I’ll tell you what, better unloved as a neonate than dead forever. Millions of American families are waiting to adopt, having filled out forms, paid fees, and undergone screenings and interviews. Sandra Bullock, for example, waited 4 years for her son (who is not white, so don’t start on the strawman that adoptive families don’t want children of another race).
Since you are old enough to write comments on the internet, then I can conclude that someone took care of you when you were baby. Someone heard your cries of hunger and fed you. Someone changed your diaper and put clothes on you. I know this because, you survived. I’m sorry that you weren’t given love, but you were given life, and with life, it’s possible to experience love later on.
If you think that it’s better to be dead than unloved by your birth mother, I would suggest you seek treatment because that may be symptom of depression. Depression is treatable. It’s never to late to choose life, especially for yourself.
The people running the Abolitionist Society of Oklahoma are greatful to you for sharing our posts and posters.
Thanks for letting us be a part of your superblog,
Ian John Philoponus
Has any evidence come to light to support the claim “Birmingham’s New Woman All Women abortion mill, which was the site of recent botched abortions”?
Or does it fall into the same ‘Bogus non-evidential headline to create fervor’ category as “previous abortion triggered mental illness” and “A woman is in intensive care after an Australian abortion clinic botched a late-term abortion”?
*grateful
Oh, Reality, you are so right: as long as the baby died, the abortion wasn’t “botched” was it?
Terminating a fetus is the point of an abortion ninek so no, on those grounds it wasn’t ‘botched’.
If sheer malpractice or easily foreseeable complications of the abortion procedure itself caused harm to the woman then that could possibly be termed as ‘botched’.
But that’s not been evidentially demonstrated in the cases I mentioned.
Reality,
How does it feel to have your eyes and ears full of sand?
Signed,
Personal acquaintance of another Australian woman who is in hospital right now, recovering from an emergency hysterectomy and extreme blood loss after the abortion clinic sent her home with a perforated uterus after her “safe”, legal and tax payer funded first trimester abortion. I can’t give you any evidence that this is true, except for my word, because I respect this woman’s privacy. If she decides to go public with her experience, I’ll share more.
Oh, and here’s the link again to the story you’re questioning above, and another for good measure… Can I send you some Q-tips for that head-in-the-sand problem you’re having?
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/more-news/woman-in-intensive-care-after-a-late-term-abortion-at-a-melbourne-clinic/story-fn7x8me2-1226123075107
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/woman-dies-after-abortion-clinic-visit-20111220-1p414.html
ummm….when the women leaves the abortion clinic in an ambulance you can bet things did not go well.
That’s a great, informative video educating on the actions of the bc pill. I learned a few things.
“In OR’s experience, clinics like New Woman have a narrow hold on staying in business. They have two possible botched abortions for which they are being investigated, a dilapidated building, and one of their abortionists jumping ship.”
CC and Reality, sounds like OR is going to get the 911 calls through FOIA. If they were botched abortions, you’ll have your proof.
I do like that Operation Rescue considers them “possible” botched abortions, since this hasn’t been determined yet. It would be nice if this blog did the same.
Well Michelle PRCED, nice to all of a sudden have someone from australia with a friend with a bad abortion experience in an attempt to insinuate that the ‘heraldsun’ article tells us what actually happened when it doesn’t. But OK, I’ll accept that what you say about your friend’s experience is true.
The first link you provide is the one I saw when this story first appeared on this site. I reviewed it before posting my earlier comment above. It contains no evidence.
The second link provides no evidence of any cause for what took place.
As I said, I am yet to see any evidence to support the claims made in regards to the three instances I mentioned.
“How does it feel to have your eyes and ears full of sand?” – I wouldn’t know. If this was the case then I wouldn’t be questioning the ‘headlines’ used in the three stories, I would simply accept what was claimed. How about you?
“ummm….when the women leaves the abortion clinic in an ambulance you can bet things did not go well.” – yes but until we know what, why and how then the claims of ‘botched’ or ‘triggered’ are tawdry.
“It would be nice if this blog did the same.“ – yes it would, and thats my point.
Reality, CC
Look…. it’s pictures of two women, one who is in a wheelchair. Being carried out of the back of an abortion mill by paramedics. Being put into ambulances. Oh, and see there is a firetruck in the photos too, because Alabama emergency responders are just awesome like that ;-)
Since you are so quick to deny that any of this had to do with botched abortions then YOU come up with a logical reason as to why this happened. C’mon, let’s see you put that pro-woman energy to work on this case!
http://abortiondocs.org/clinic/surgical/6/birmingham-new-woman-all-women-health/
https://www.jillstanek.com/2012/01/two-botched-abortions-no-gurney-access/
Tut tut Cheri, I did not say that there had not been botched abortions. Nor did I say that abortion had not triggered the mental illness of the other lady.
I just asked where the evidence was to claim that they were. Everyone keeps trying to muddy the waters and drag extraneous factors in but nothing evidentiary has been produced to support the claims which were made. Why does everyone keep avoiding this?
The links you supply are just the stories I’m talking about, they don’t introduce anything new or useful.
they don’t introduce anything new or useful.
Kind of like your comments…
I’m seeking the truth behind the ‘headlines’ used in the cases I’ve mentioned ninek, what are you doing? Adding to the avoidance?