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I know someone that just had a baby two weeks earlier. Other than a c-section, the baby required no incubation or anything special, or anything different than w
by dukeofdoom 4y ago
I know someone that just had a baby two weeks earlier. Other than a c-section, the baby required no incubation or anything special, or anything different than what a full term baby would require. It was fully formed and is totally able to survive outside the womb. Maybe a little a lower weight.
Just seems wrong that you think that the mother could kill it up to the last moment of birth, for even the most absurd reasons.
- corrral 4y agoThere's a reason access to 3rd trimester abortions enjoys far less support from the public than abortion rights in the abstract—and, in fact, IIRC, Roe and subsequent decisions do not guarantee any kind of right to 3rd-trimester abortions, which is why states have been able to restrict abortion access for late-term pregnancies, despite Roe.