There are 170,000 rapes each year. And 170 to 340 assault rapes pregnancies a year in the entire United States (www.skyscraper.fortunecity.com). When these women become pregnant, the word abortion comes across their mind. These women have been subjected to an ugly trauma, and needs love, support and help. But she has been the victim of one violent act. Should we now ask her to be apart of a second violent act-that of abortion?
In recent years it has become clear that these women can and do suffer from Post-Abortion Syndrome. When PAS does develop, women, so affected, can carry the burdens of guilt, denial and depression. The utilitarian question from the mother’s standpoint is whether or not to kill the developing baby within you? But will abortion be b
if you have no other options left at the worst you can abandon her child in a safe place were someone will find it. This is not the best choice but I think it is better then not given a human life no chance at all.
Say you agreed to have an abortion. You are now a volitional participant in a second act of violence: the killing of your own unborn
A survey found on the Internet said that many women have said that’s the rape experience was forgotten and replaced by remembering the abortion, because that was something they have done. And many also have said that in majority of cases, the pregnant victim’s problems stem more on the trauma of the rape then the pregnancy. (www.abortionfacts.com). Instead of just thinking about yourself and the horrible tragedy that happened to you why don’t you start thinking about what is right for that
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