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             It is hard to believe that with the evidence that this baby is human and alive inside you, that people continue to go through with the abortions. Most people would be surprised to know that there are different types of abortion methods. The suction curettage method is where the cervix of the womb is dilated. Sometimes it is damaged because during the pregnancy the cervix is closed tightly to protect the baby. A suction curette (hollow tube with a knife like edge tip) is inserted into the womb. A strong suction tears the baby into pieces, drawing them into a container. Great care must be used to prevent the womb form being torn and checking body parts to ensure a complete abortion. The dilation and curettage method is similar except the curette cuts the baby apart and scrapes the pieces through the cervix. The dilation and evacuation method varies slightly from the two mentioned above in that the curette is used to dismember the child and the parts of the baby's body and its crushed head are removed by ring forceps. This method is used primarily 13 to 20 weeks gestation. The fourth method is quite different from them all, it is called the saline solution method or in short salt poisoning. This method is outlawed in Japan and other countries, and this procedure becomes less popular due to the risk to the mother. A concentrated salt solution is injected into the sac surrounding the baby. The baby inhales and swallows the solution and is dead 1 to 2 hours later from salt poisoning, dehydration, hemorrhages of internal organs, and convulsions. The mother goes into labor and a dead or "dying" baby is delivered 24 to 48 hours later. The majority of clinics use commercial garbage disposals to get rid of the babies ().
             Its amazing that our society allows the killing of a child in such sickening ways as salt poisoning and dismembering of body parts and there is no punishment for it.


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