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Or the host dies. |
Better yet! |
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I’m so sorry. That poor girl. 13? |
| what is wrong with you people? read the psot. She left the fetus in the toilet "and went about with her life" |
Saves everyone dollar bux! |
Except even drug addicts have babies alive. I've gotten enough sh&t from this page as a rpl sufferer that somehow I'm killing my babies. They don't want to believe that doctors have literally said to me that they can not prevent future miscarriages and they have no answers as to why I keep miscarrying pregnancies and I am beyond medical knowledge. |
Do you consider that a felony? |
Which means ... what? Surely you would not use the phrase if you did not know what it meant. |
the known facts of this case are that a woman who suffered through a stillbirth or miscarriage at home is being prosecuted for a felony because she did not act the way the prosecutors think she should have acted in response. horrendous. a very reasonable inference (not proven but reasonable) is that she was denied the care she should have gotten, which is the therepeutic abortion of a nonviable pregnancy. |
do you know how many miscarriages are flushed? at what point does it become a felony? the women of Ohio need to know, since in between getting denied care for their high-risk pregnancies, this may happen. |
What does that even mean? Do you know? |
| So, beyond debating details, it doesn’t sound like anyone here thinks this should be prosecuted as a felony. |
Nobody with the sound mind and body thinks this should be prosecuted as anything let alone a felony. |
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I had a stillborn at 22 weeks (in the hospital). At 22 weeks, it looks just like a very small baby. Mine weighed just over a pound.
The nurses wrapped her up in a swaddle so I could hold her. If she had hung on for another week, she would have probably been viable in a NICU. Just for the record, the hospital (GW) required that we go to a funeral home for either burial or cremation. They don't just toss the baby away in a toilet. People are reading this case completely wrong. She was not prosecuted for having a stillborn. |