[MHGinTN]

This was written up in Pro-Life InfoNet Weekly; I received this article in my e-mail yesterday. As a rule, that publication checks their stroies pretty well. A few things don't add up, I grant you, but the story may be based in fact. Toenail can link you to some hair raising stories that are the subject of lawsuits, where abortion 'clinics' have done procedures against a young woman's will, at the insistence of the mother or father.

[jwalsh07]

I've been in the ICU, CCU and emgerency units more times than I care to admit. My wife has been there even more often. We are both physically healthy so no worries there.

I work in hospitals every day of my life.

My experience with nurses has always been pretty positive even when I almost bled out. :-}

I just find it hard to believe that a nurse would do such a thing to a patient involuntarily based on my life experience.

[flyervet]

A few things don't add up, I grant you, but the story may be based in fact.

Based in fact = total falsehood.

Aren't there enough horror stories out there that are bad enough they don't need to be "based in fact"? I agree with the posters that find this story to be highly unlikely. We're supposed to believe this happened in 1995 to someone who's active in the pro-life movement yet refuses to give any vital details to punish the people who did this to her? Why doesn't she name the hospital? Why doesn't she name the city? Why doesn't she name the state? What kind of pro-life advocate could endure such a horror and not seek to prevent it from ever happending to anyone again?