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Found in Yonkers

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31. DR

Reply to yardwork (Original post)

Mon Jan 30, 2012, 12:32 PM

Jan 2012

There are many, many risks associated with pregnancy.

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Abortion safer than giving birth, study says [View all] yardwork Jan 2012 OP

Surprising that it was published on Fox's site! MarkCharles Jan 2012 #1

I was astounded that Fox published it. It's a Reuter's report, but still..... yardwork Jan 2012 #3

Do I have to register there to see them? I don't see how MarkCharles Jan 2012 #4

lordy may! I would never register with Fox. Look for the "comments" in tiny print, left-hand column. yardwork Jan 2012 #6

Sorry, my ad blocker or something is not allowing me to see any when.. MarkCharles Jan 2012 #8

Well, you're not really missing anything. Just the usual. yardwork Jan 2012 #11

The RW's solution to that is easy: take abortion back to dirty alleys! sinkingfeeling Jan 2012 #2

Why of course! Then all those annoying demanding women can die quickly! calimary Jan 2012 #7

... CountAllVotes Jan 2012 #5

As a woman who gave natural birth three times BlueCaliDem Jan 2012 #9

Be curious how this compares in vaginal birth vs cesarean birth.... Pachamama Jan 2012 #10

"elective cesareans"? JDPriestly Jan 2012 #14

There are two kinds of cesareans: 1) Emergency 2) Elective Pachamama Jan 2012 #18

Women should talk to other women who have had cesareans before "electing" to have them. JDPriestly Jan 2012 #19

I agree.... Pachamama Jan 2012 #20

My children are just wonderful and healthy. JDPriestly Jan 2012 #26

I had an 'elective' laundry_queen Jan 2012 #37

Beautifully said. People love to diss women who have cesareans. JDPriestly Jan 2012 #39

I was lucky not to have an "emergency" cesarean with my first. yardwork Jan 2012 #23

Elected Sgent Jan 2012 #32

My caesarean was NECESSARY to save my life, NOT "elective" or "emergency". Manifestor_of_Light Jan 2012 #38

Anyone who could read the CDC website already knew this LadyHawkAZ Jan 2012 #12

studies have been showing this since shortly after abortion was legalized azurnoir Jan 2012 #21

Utterly true. JDPriestly Jan 2012 #13

True, this is a well known fact for many years avaistheone1 Jan 2012 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author avaistheone1 Jan 2012 #16

From the "no shit" department... Taverner Jan 2012 #17

Having had a breech birth, ectopic, and an induction HockeyMom Jan 2012 #22

One of the reasons I posted this is because of the myth that abortion causes breast cancer. yardwork Jan 2012 #24

They must have mistaken it for RU-486 Nikia Jan 2012 #27

Yes, RU-486 causes an abortion, so it can cause complications. yardwork Jan 2012 #28

And this is the basis of Roe V Wade Tumbulu Jan 2012 #25

I don't disagree with the sentiment iverglas Jan 2012 #35

well, I read Justice Blackmun's opinion differently Tumbulu Jan 2012 #40

just for info and the record iverglas Jan 2012 #41

Thanks for posting the summary, Tumbulu Jan 2012 #42

K & R dipsydoodle Jan 2012 #29

What a ridiculous, heartless, inhuman study. Dreamer Tatum Jan 2012 #30

What? I really don't understand your comment. yardwork Jan 2012 #33

"The two risks cannot therefore be meaningfully compared." iverglas Jan 2012 #36

DR Found in Yonkers Jan 2012 #31

Where is the comment section for that article? nt ZombieHorde Jan 2012 #34