reuters
I was surprised when I saw a story on this baby's picture on a regular TV network channel. What is this world coming to?!?
1 posted on
09/15/2003 10:35:25 AM PDT by
miltonim
To: miltonim
I can't link but GE has a remarkable video demo available.I think it is such a wonderful sight.
2 posted on
09/15/2003 10:39:27 AM PDT by
MEG33
To: miltonim
I can't believe this is news. I still remember watching my oldest on ultrasound at just 19 weeks. He was swimming around, obviously having a good time in there, and he had the most innocent expression on his face. I will never forget it.
3 posted on
09/15/2003 10:45:03 AM PDT by
Tired of Taxes
(and tired of this screenname, too.)
To: miltonim
Dr Brodie, of Australian Birth Control Services, said it was still unknown if smiles, or other facial movements, were the result of neurological reflexes or emotional development.wideawake, of Baby Murderer Observation Services, said it was still unknown if seething hatred of unborn children is the result of neurological defects or emotional underdevelopment.
4 posted on
09/15/2003 10:45:16 AM PDT by
wideawake
(God bless our brave soldiers and their Commander in Chief)
To: miltonim
Whether the facial expressions are an emotional response or merely physical reflex is likely to be debated. Pathetic. Is that the best they can do!
They even question if these unborn children are "human beings." No, actually they are frogs. Sheesh.
7 posted on
09/15/2003 10:47:53 AM PDT by
SkyPilot
To: miltonim
Why does a baby blink when we assume it is dark inside the uterus?" Professor Campbell(Obstetrician) said. Well if Professor Campbell thinks the only reason for blinking is the presence of light, he should be tied to a stake with his eyes sewn open in a sandstorm in the middle of the night in the Sahara. Afterall, there will be no need for him to blink.
14 posted on
09/15/2003 11:00:21 AM PDT by
StriperSniper
(The slippery slope is getting steeper.)
To: miltonim
I know at least one baby that smiled right after birth: my son.
He was crying while the nurses and doctors poked him, but when dad held him up to my face for the first time ( I couldn't hold him because my abdomen was being stitched up), he not only calmed but smiled.
We have a picture of him swaddled on my hospital bed, taken as we prepared to get ready to go home. He is smiling.
A friend saw the picture and said - that's not a newborn, thats a six-month old baby! But he was four days old.
19 posted on
09/15/2003 11:14:32 AM PDT by
SarahW
To: miltonim
I remember reading an article on that other party's web forum (sorry, can't mention that name around here anymore). Anyway ... the guy was in pieces over an "anti-choice" ad he saw on TV. The ad was from the makers of the 3D sono equipment and refered to the baby as it should rightfully be ... a baby. The guy that wrote the post in that forum was just mad as hell over it. Quite funny and sad at the same time.
21 posted on
09/15/2003 11:22:43 AM PDT by
al_c
To: miltonim
abortionists are now having women who have abortions write little "sorry notes" to their dead babies. It was here on FR a while back. They have moved past dehumanization, and capitalizing on the fact that these "women" dont care that they are killing a real live baby, just as long as it doesnt cramp their style.
25 posted on
09/15/2003 11:49:08 AM PDT by
Charlie OK
(If you are a Christian, please drive like one!)
To: miltonim
"We're looking at recognisable human beings." If that's the criterion then why is Helen Thomas still alive?
"I think they are clutching at straws," he said. "No doubt it will be picked up by those groups that use anything and everything to stop terminations but ignore the fact that women have a right to choice."
Unless it's the woman in the ultrasound picture. She has no choice whatsoever.
The hypocracy of the pro-abortion crowd can turn your stomach.
Shalom.
27 posted on
09/15/2003 11:54:04 AM PDT by
ArGee
(Hey, how did I get in this handcart? And why is it so hot?)
To: miltonim
The technology, known as a 3-D/4-D ultrasound, also reveals limb movements at eight weeks, leaping, turning and jumping at 11 to 12 weeks, intricate finger movements at 15 weeks and yawning at 20 weeks. That cannot be true. Inanimate objects don't yawn.
30 posted on
09/15/2003 12:01:23 PM PDT by
Skooz
(All Hail the Mighty Kansas City Chiefs)
To: miltonim
I Love GE's motto: "We bring good things to life".
32 posted on
09/15/2003 12:03:38 PM PDT by
scouse
To: All
Ever since I heard of this new technology, I've maintained that it is the Stealth Bomber that is going to zoom in under the pro-death crowd's radar and nuke them... once a woman sees what is really in her womb, it ceases to be a "tissue mass" and becomes... a baby. Her baby.
41 posted on
09/15/2003 1:39:40 PM PDT by
backhoe
To: miltonim
bump
48 posted on
09/16/2003 8:38:17 AM PDT by
votelife
(Free Bill Pryor)
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