“In a national poll …, 68 percent of OB-GYNs surveyed said that Dobbs has “worsened their ability to manage pregnancy-related emergencies.” It did not. Roe degraded their ethics by allowing them to abort rather than treat. dnyuz.com/2024/02/16/trump-o…
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"The direct and purposeful killing of a child is never the answer to a medical problem for the mother or the baby."
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Ms. Cox was prepared to carry to term a child without disabilities. She might have done so for her disabled child if her doctors had helped her imagine the benefit of meeting her disabled child and assured her of their ability to manage her pregnancy. rehumanizeintl.org/post/the-…
Pro-Life Professional Insight retweeted
"Most of the public commentary on the tragic case of Kate Cox has been emotionally fraught and terribly misleading."
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Could we say that everyone, pro-choice and pro-life advocates alike, agrees that we do not want a society that ends a human life in order to solve problems when other solutions are available? rehumanizeintl.org/post/the-…
rehumanizeintl.org/post/two-… Giving birth to a child who will live only a short time is a struggle for many women, and pro-life medical professionals can help women grow through this experience.
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"Her fear left her. Her posture became powerful, and her voice changed to a clear, strong tone that still resonates with me today. She leaned forward, looked me directly in the eyes, and with a demanding expression said, 'Give him to me!'"
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Women bearing disabled children do not need #abortion. They need the kind of support that #ProLife doctors give. #ProLifeOhio @RehumanizeIntl @RehumanizeMaria rehumanizeintl.org/post/two-…
A pro-life OB/GYN is one of the best people that a post-abortive woman can have as part of her healing journey. They use science and medicine to help women understand their bodies and embrace the beauty of fertility and their value as women. #abortion rehumanizeintl.org/post/heal…
Here’s the next article in the series, trying to bring thoughtful, real-world, pro-life perspectives to the abortion debate. It is a hopeful story about how the remains of children, regardless how they die, can receive respect.
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#ReThinkAbortion Medical complications during pregnancy rarely require procedures that end the child's life, and never justify induced abortion. rehumanizeintl.org/post/mana…
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"Crystal did not need an induced abortion. She needed encouragement and support from people who are willing and able to help her care for each twin individually."
Susan Bane, MD, on the Rehumanize Blog:
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OB/GYN Susan Bane tells how she helped a family love their disabled son during his short life. Her personal experience motivated a high standard of care. #abortion @acog @aaplog rehumanizeintl.org/post/unfo…
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Pro life doctor, and family accepted risk to enable a disabled child to have the best, longest life possible. rehumanizeintl.org/post/unfo…
Pro life doctor, and family accepted risk to enable a disabled child to have the best, longest life possible. rehumanizeintl.org/post/unfo…
Becoming pregnant during grad school could become an advantage rather than an abortion. It takes thought, planning, and effort, like grad school work. Women get their children and their careers and protect human rights at every time of life . #abortion
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Widely used terms such as “material,” “products of conception,” and “donation” imply that embryos are objects that can be owned by another human being, rather than individual human beings with their own rights, value, and inherent dignity.
Human beings are never property.
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"There's tremendous suffering. It can be really, really difficult. But I have never encountered a family who told me that they regretted caring for their child."
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"I remember talking with another professor who had a baby in medical school back in the 1980s. She talked about how it wasn't done in those days. She became my cheerleader..."
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Hard cases of disability make elective abortion seem the obvious solution. But hard cases are hard because there are no obvious solutions. This doctor tells how his patient’s family struggled and cared.
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