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To: Qbert

“Because the great majority of abortions occur during the first 12 weeks...”

Couple of questions:

How far has human life developed in that 12 weeks?

What kind of bodily intrusion is required to destroy what has developed?


51 posted on 02/20/2012 3:45:13 PM PST by APatientMan (Pick a side)
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To: APatientMan

The procedure is for up to 12 weeks. They already do a sonogram anyway to determine the length of the pregnancy. The procedure is VERY invasive.

From an abortion clinic website
http://www.floridaabortion.com/services_abortion/1st.shtml

LENGTH OF PREGNANCY
A sonogram is considered the most reliable method of assessing how far you are into your pregnancy. A sonogram is a test that uses sound waves to see your pelvic structures. It is not an X-ray and there is no radiation. A sonogram is done while you lie down comfortably. A gel solution is applied to your abdomen and an ultrasound wand is placed on your abdomen. There is little or no discomfort while the sonogram is being performed.

PROCEDURE

Before the anesthesia of choice is administered, the physician will perform an internal exam to determine the position of your uterus. This is done by inserting two fingers into your vagina and pressing down on your lower abdomen. Next, a speculum is placed inside the vagina to keep the vaginal walls apart. The physician will hold the cervix, the opening to the uterus, with an instrument called a tenaculum. The physician will then insert a series of narrow metal instruments, called dilators, into the cervix to open it slightly. The physician will then use a slender suction cannula to remove the pregnancy from the uterus.


55 posted on 02/20/2012 3:53:37 PM PST by christianhomeschoolmommaof3
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