Why won't the PM consider this issue?
CAN I please ask if anyone saw the programme One Born Every Minute of a baby born at 23 weeks, that's 18 or 19 weeks too early. The team of nurses and doctors tried everything they could to keep that little baby alive, it took a long time but the baby went home to his twin brother after months in hospital.
But, what I want to know is why the Government and David Cameron (the man with no heart, that's how I see him), refuses to lower the abortion time down from 24 weeks, which it is now. He said he can't think about it now because he has other issues to think about, but the hospital can keep a baby who comes early at 23 weeks and they keep it alive to go home to his family. The abortion time now is conception to 24 weeks, anybody can have an abortion. If they do, in my opinion, they kill babies after 23 weeks.
Can I tell you about an abortion that happened about 40 or 50 years ago when I was having my son or daughter, of a lady who went in to have an abortion but she had twins. When the first one came out they put it to one side while they saw to the other one, the first baby started to cry, so what did they do then? This question has worried me all my life because I am now 75 years old. So please could someone tell me when is it wrong, or right, to kill a baby. I think it should be from conception to 20 weeks, although even that is too long because a baby is formed at 12 weeks.
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Comments
by BettyD
Thursday, October 11 2012, 9:15AM
“Twenty four weeks is too late IMO the time limit should be reduced to twenty weeks unless there are exceptional circumstances necessitating a later one. A twelve week limit as some are calling for is ridiculous.”
by blogtodi
Thursday, October 11 2012, 8:39AM
“The choice is with the woman. It's her body, her life. Despite all the emotional hysteria from the pro-life group there are some things best left to the people involved. Until the baby is born it is a part of, and dependent on, its bearer and if they feel it necessary to terminate it then who has the right to interfere?”