Monday, June 21, 2004
The New York Times > Health > In New Tests for Fetal Defects, Agonizing Choices
My disgust is papable, and completely unexpected. To quote, Mrs. Hoffman, ""I don't look at it as though I had an abortion, even though that is technically what it is. There's a difference. I wanted this baby."
See she and her husband decided the quality of the child's lif and that of their family would be too compromised, so in an act of kindness to the baby, she terminated the pregnancy.
It was for the good of the unborn baby. An act of kindness!
Disgusting. Not to mention that mental gymnastics she's turning trying to make pretend she did not do what she did.
My disgust is papable, and completely unexpected. To quote, Mrs. Hoffman, ""I don't look at it as though I had an abortion, even though that is technically what it is. There's a difference. I wanted this baby."
See she and her husband decided the quality of the child's lif and that of their family would be too compromised, so in an act of kindness to the baby, she terminated the pregnancy.
It was for the good of the unborn baby. An act of kindness!
Disgusting. Not to mention that mental gymnastics she's turning trying to make pretend she did not do what she did.
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