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bertha katzenengel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-03-06 09:40 PM
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maybe this isn't the place, but . . . the Washington Post printed my LTTE
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Don't Play Politics With Personal Regret

Sunday, September 3, 2006; Page B06

Regarding the Aug. 28 front-page article "S. Dakota Becomes Abortion Focal Point":

Kayla Brandt calls herself a "mother who was sadly stripped of her child." By using the passive voice, Ms. Brandt strips herself of responsibility. The responsibility for the choice is hers. Her shame is her own.

In my opinion there is no shame to be had by any woman, and no blame to be placed upon any woman, for making such a choice. But I say, shame on Ms. Brandt for using her abortion to make a political point. One woman's experience is not just cause to deny any woman the right to make choices about her own medical care.


I gotta say, I'm not usually this smart - I had a good few moments. :blush: I was thoroughly disgusted by this "mother's" attitude of non-responsibility. I had to get it off my chest.

I'm shocked that they printed my letter. I just hope some people get it.

Here's the article: South Dakota Becomes Abortion Focal Point
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