... to kill her baby? A mother couldn't make that decision if she was holding her baby in her arms. There are other alternatives to abortion, like adoption. Adoption is a better choice than abortion. By putting a baby up for adoption, it is allowed the right to live, and it will make some future foster parents happy. In a 1985 Newsweek poll, 76 percent of those surveyed ... said that abortion should be legal, 21 percent in all cases, and 55 percent in some cases. A wide range of religious and women's groups, such as the ... National Organization for Women, support legal abortion. It is est...

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... first place. Also, the social life of a woman who bears a child is greatly altered. Women who do not give their children up for adoption must constantly care and provide for their children which greatly effects the social life of the mother. Women who are forced into having an unwanted child ... the rest of their lives. Denying abortions unjustly sets women at a disadvantage in life. Denying women the right to abort their pregnancies would cause wide spread use of under ground abortions which poses threats to the health and well-being of women who seek abortions. Next, unfit mothers an...

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... child will become an abrupt inconvenience to their busy prominent lives. Not only do they disregard the life of the child, many disregard the life of the mother as well. A wide range of complications and side effects are involved with the surgery. They range from bleeding, hemorrhage, laceration of the cervix, menstrual disturbance, inflammation of the reproductive organs, future miscarriages, and ... nation. Volunteers at these centers repeatedly go unrecognized and struggle to help women who become pregnant. They help with housing, clothing, medical care, and job training before and a...

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... abortion should be legal in some instances and illegal in others. Abortions are continuing at a rate of four thousand per day in the U.S. and one hundred and twenty-thousand worlds wide. Mean while some people are actually campaigning to increase access to abortions. We live in a country where this issue is evenly divided. Part of the democratic process is the free ... abortions it has driven them into back allies where they became dangerous, expensive and humiliating. This was the case in the United State until 1973, when abortion was legalized nation wide. Thousands American women die...

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