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To: cyborg
When MORE pregnant ladies start dying from septicemia then maybe they'll think releasing this drug is a bad idea.

Or they'll lobby for more 'funding' to 'save lives' and research what cocktail of drugs can be administered to stave off the infections. Gag.

7 posted on 12/06/2005 7:37:05 PM PST by fortunecookie
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To: fortunecookie

YES


8 posted on 12/06/2005 7:37:59 PM PST by cyborg (I'm on the 24 plan having the best day ever.)
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Or they'll lobby for more 'funding' to 'save lives' and research what cocktail of drugs can be administered to stave off the infections. Gag.

It must be late, that didn't come out right! I don't mean to imply that medicines shouldn't be given in the event of septicemia, but that they 'medical' community will ignore the dangers, regardless of how many develop the septicemia, just to keep this 'important' drug available, even if it does sacrifice (additional!) lives. They just don't care as long as the ladies keep having the abortions.

9 posted on 12/06/2005 8:09:20 PM PST by fortunecookie
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