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Becoming Silent No More
physiciansforlife.org — Editor's note: This testimony was originally published in 1987 in the book Aborted Women, Silent No More. My name is Nancyjo Mann. I am one of the 16 million of women who has had an abortion since 1973. I've seen this from all angles; from the pro-choice side, the pro-life side, and most importantly, from the side of a woman who has...
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- gmarie624, on 05/13/2008, -0/+5My heart goes out to Nancyjo Mann. What a tragedy. I hope her courage inspires others to think before they take the 'easy' way out and are left with a lifetime of pain.
- MrDuke77, on 05/13/2008, -0/+4What a heartbreaking tale of sorrow and regret. It should be a must-read by women considering taking their child's life by elective abortion.
PLUS, the doctor who did this to her should've been sued for malpractice and had his license taken away for lying to her about the need to expedite the procedure AND for not obtaining a complete informed consent before the procedure. - Barackalypse, on 05/14/2008, -0/+2Sadly the more a woman regrets her abortion, the less likely she is to participate in studies about it, meaning we don't really have a good count of the consequences of the action for the woman. There are some nice statistics in this article, the most telling one for me is that "70 percent of women interviewed a year after their abortion stated that they would never consider an abortion again if they faced an unwanted pregnancy."
http://www.aaplog.org/postabortion.htm
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