So, What’s the Difference?
That’s certainly what was on the mind of the nurse that decided when a mother birthed her child in the waiting room of an abortion clinic. She figured—the mother didn’t want the child before, so now it’s easier to kill the baby now that it’s out. So, she cut the umbilical cord, put the baby in a red biohazard bag, and threw the breathing baby in the trash.
But something must have happened, because when the doctor came into the office, he took the woman in and put her under sedation. As you can imagine, people called 911 to talk about what was happening.
When the police showed up, there was no remains, just medical records of the procedure that they did on her. Another phone call told the police where to find the remains—they hid them—and now there’s a lawsuit.
From their perspective, they were just following the mother’s wishes. Nothing would have been different between the locations—one side of the birth canal was the same as the other. Why should that mom be so upset?
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Comments from MInTheGap
Ling said,
Wrote on February 7, 2009 @ 9:27 am Subscribed
That is horrible. The SOB bagged the live baby in front of the mother. What kind of a doctor is that? Shouldn’t he made a token attempt to see if anything could be done? And they hid the remains in a shoebox. I hope they strip his license and give him prison time for this.
Musicguy said,
Wrote on February 8, 2009 @ 2:06 pm
Ling– read up on the actual case. The doctor at the center of the lawsuit was not present when the baby was aborted. He did lose his license last week.
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MamaArcher’s Blog » Blog Archive » Why Are We Surprised!? said,
Wrote on February 8, 2009 @ 4:11 pm Subscribed
[...] When you decide to only deal in the grey, why are we surprized that things like this happen, it was only a matter of time! Now it isn’t just the desire of the mother but what those around think was her desire! The question of life is now totally irrelevant apparently! I wish that the world cared as much for life as they do for death. So, What’s the difference? [...]
Lois Lane II said,
Wrote on February 10, 2009 @ 2:30 pm
So sad.
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