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"Partial-Birth" Abortion - Diagrams

by Debbie, aka AlbertaRose

First, I have to let you know that I am pro-life in all circumstances. I'm pro-mother and pro-baby. I don't judge anyone who has had an abortion or who has considered having an abortion. That's between you, your baby, your conscience and your "maker".

My heart aches for those who have had an abortion before learning all the facts; before listening to all sides; and especially before realizing that today may be the worst day of your life and making important decisions like abortion based on today's situation could guarantee a future of anguish and self-recrimination. You don't deserve that. And your baby doesn't deserve a death sentence because it's an inconvenient intrusion on your life.

Important Note: At 20 weeks gestation (the 5th and 6th month of a pregnancy!), a baby can survive outside the womb, and with modern technology, this is changing rapidly, and survival may be possible earlier than the specified 20 weeks.

The partial-birth abortion technique is used in pregnancies of 20 weeks or more. This is not only inhuman, it is murder.

And don't try to excuse or kid yourself into believing the baby is an inanimate object, without human senses - The Baby FEELS the pain.

Every touch of the forceps; every slice of the scissors causes pain. Are you immune to pain and suffering? Could you cut off your finger and not feel it? Could you stand by and watch as someone methodically dismembered a friend - simply because they wanted to and because they could - without any legal or moral recourse?

The difference between a baby being brutally dismembered and you or I having a leg or arm removed is quite obvious to me: the baby is totally defenseless. A family pet has more rights than the unborn child.

This is a human being at all stages of pregnancy. The baby moves, smiles, hiccups, takes in nourishment and eliminates waste; hears what we hear; responds to our emotions... the baby even bleeds red blood, just like you and I. How can we not call this a human being with human rights?

Please think long and hard before you decide to murder another Human Being, because that's exactly what abortion is, only it's legalized murder.

Factsheet: Pain of the Unborn: What does an Unborn Child Feel during Abortion (pdf file)
http://www.house.gov/burton/RSC/haskellinstructional.pdf

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Guided by ultrasound, the abortionist grabs the baby’s leg with forceps.

The baby’s leg is pulled out into the birth canal.

The abortionist delivers the baby’s entire body, except for the head.

The abortionist jams scissors into the baby’s skull. The scissors are then opened to enlarge the hole.

The scissors are removed and a suction catheter is inserted. The child’s brains are sucked out, causing the skull to collapse. The dead baby is then removed.

Black-and-White Drawing of Final Stage of a Partial-Birth Abortion
Click here to see a line drawing of the final stage of the partial-birth abortion procedure.

About "Dilation and Evacuation" (D&E) Dismemberment Abortions
At the same developmental stage at which most partial-birth abortions are performed -- in the fifth and sixth months -- many unborn children are killed with a different abortion method called "dilation and evacuation" ("D&E"). This procedure is not only painful to the unborn child, but it is barbaric and brutal, as depicted in a series of illustrations produced by a professional medical art firm.

We encourage everyone to educate themselves and others regarding the abortion / partial-birth abortion procedure. Please.
Two lives depend on it!

Never give up!

Sources: Images and information contained within this page include but are not limited to: National Right to Life; www.nucleusinc.com

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