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  19. If Tim and Margaret are going to educate and inform, they need to invest a little time to educate and inform themselves. Understanding some pregnancy basics means you can speak with knowledge underpining reproductive health care conversations rather than ignorance underpinning your conversations. How can Tim and Margaret not know these basic facts about abortion? It's not pro-life it's anti-choice. 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriages and before Roe vs Wade these women often died. (Some research says up to 40% of pregnancies end in miscarriages but will happen without women knowing that they are pregnant). Rick Wilson did a solid podcast where he actually talks about "so much blood". You are failing to convey compassion or you are missing the physical reality of a woman bleeding out on the bathroom floor. Be in that situation once and you will have a very different idea of reproductive health care is. If a foetus dies in utero a woman will die of infection if that foetus is not removed. The woman needs reproductive health care which is exactly the same as an abortion. 64,000 pregnancies resulting from rapes have occurred in the red states that have abortion bans. Tim and Margaret can Google this. Only a handful were able to get abortions. Those without financial means face a terrible situation. The lack of exceptions for rape and incest are something you seen to completely miss. Once someone finds out that they are pregnant from their rapist you are dealing with many complications including increased risk of self harm. Women can die from ectopic pregnancies. Ectopic pregnancies can also diminish fertility, remove the ability to have further pregnancy or create complications such as sepsis. If a woman dies the foetus dies too. Many don't seem to this basis fact. The reproductive heath care required is abortion care. It's time people talking about abortion being on the ballot start to understand the basics. Black women had the worst maternal death rate in the OECD before they over turned Roe vs Wade. Can you imagine how much worse it is going to get? Rich women are always able to obtain abortions. So you are talking about a lack safe reproductive health care for poor white women, First Nations, Brown and Black women. Prior to Roe vs Wade there were wards in hospitals of women with sepsis and abortion related injuries. Talk to women in their 80s what it was like before abortion is legal. You are talking about the abortion in such a shallow and pedestrian way. It is concerning. Before 21 weeks the loss of a pregnancy is called a miscarriage and after 21 weeks it is called a stillbirth. 1% of abortions occur after 21 weeks in America and they are the most heart breaking moments in the world. It can take a woman or a couple years to get over a late term pregnancy loss. To discuss these abortions as cavalier or birth control is either wilful ignorance or sadistic. There is an uptick of suicidal ideation among women who hear these discussions who have been through this terrible experience. A woman who is 8 and a half months pregnant and who finds that there is no heart beat is the depths of despair. Some women do not recover from this loss, and a few attempt suicide. You can easily fact check this information with a few Google searches. Please do better. You don't have to discuss what I am talking about but it would stop a lot of pain for women who have had miscarriages and still births if you can discuss reproductive health care with an underpinning of some knowledge. You don't have to sound so uninformed.
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