kanozas
se ven las caras pero nunca el corazón
I'm no Hilary supporter. Please read the factual information. There are some situations (considerably rare) which endanger both the mother and child to where there will be massive hemorrhaging or fast-metastasizing cancer, appendicitis etc. The goal in that case is to save the mother as both will die. A child in vitro early on is not viable yet but if the dangerous situation (mentioned in the thread) is not corrected, both the mother and child will die. This is not by hearsay nor make believe but by physicians who are aware of the situation AND are pro-life. In those scenarios, the child will be baptized immediately but they do not go in with suction nor scalpel, parting up the child.l. The diseased portion is removed and IF the child is in the diseased portion and there is no way to repair it, then the child will die. Four moral conditions must be met which are delineated in that article. Direct abortion is wrong, let me make that clear. I am talking about indirect medical intervention of the pregnancy that is inevitable in which both child and mother will die unless something is done and the type of surgery must follow a certain type.
There have been attempts in the past to replant an embryo into the womb (fallopian) and some births have resulted but those children typically die early on in life. It needs more research and I hope one day, they can successfully re-implant them to the uterus with a good prognosis (but if the uterus has to go, there is no way). I am not promoting murder nor direct abortion (again, reiterating the medical terminology only). People go through surgery all day long and quite a few surgeries don't have the best prognosis. One doesn't know if the patient's life will be saved. People in that case consult the their pastor and medical doctors. This is not an ordinary case.
There have been attempts in the past to replant an embryo into the womb (fallopian) and some births have resulted but those children typically die early on in life. It needs more research and I hope one day, they can successfully re-implant them to the uterus with a good prognosis (but if the uterus has to go, there is no way). I am not promoting murder nor direct abortion (again, reiterating the medical terminology only). People go through surgery all day long and quite a few surgeries don't have the best prognosis. One doesn't know if the patient's life will be saved. People in that case consult the their pastor and medical doctors. This is not an ordinary case.
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