Effects Of Planned Parenthood

Foster care and abandonment The baggage that remains By Shaylah O’Hara Guest writer I had always felt that my mother did not want me. While she had several opportunities to get me back by simply providing a few clean drug tests, she was unable to do so. I tell myself that I ended up in the foster care system due to her addiction and that she did not intentionally choose drugs over me; while I do believe that, it still hurts.

This same effort is being attempted today by Donald Trump and his legislation in order to appeal to his supporters opposed to abortions and the federal funds that they assume contribute to so. Political viewpoints should not cause infliction with basic human rights

The future is what the people want it to be. Every women in America has the power to make a change. We all have rights but so does the unborn child inside their mother. Their voice cannot be heard but yet some people assume that the child is nothing but cells, not yet human-like, so it is okay to abort. No!

So, when I asked her has she ever had one, we got into sort of a debate. I didn’t understand why she would do something so cruel so many times. And ever since she told me that I have always been thankful for the siblings I have today. For a long time I didn’t agree with abortions until I heard an unfortunate story of a person who had no other option.

The first two weeks where initial cell differentiation occurs and she does not realize she becomes pregnant, then out of fear of legal persecution she may turn to abortion. Although I typically am not one to point out such conflicting issues such as pro-life or pro-choice, this sort of issue brings up a moral point on alternatives for pregnant women in society. Also, if this was deemed to be illegal, then how far would this be allowed to go? Women over the age of forty for example, who choose to get pregnant, have a higher risk of genetic disorders such as Down Syndrome, which impairs a child both mentally and physically (Berger,2014). If the child then inherits a genetic disorder through a woman’s personal choice to have a child at an older age, should she be defamed as well?

She could not afford the combat and sorrow, descending into depression. My body was paralyzed like it had been just awakened from a deep hibernation. The feeling of loss infiltrated me. What I used to regard as vital and imperative seemed meaningless. My heart ached for

Abidjan Bright Badih Elarba Texas Politics 1133.010 Fall 2015 Voter ID law in Texas It was in 2011 that the Legislature passed Bill 14 that allowed Texas to have a strict voter ID law for the November election. Many people were opposed to this because it limited many eligible citizens from voting causing a lower voter turnout than what Texas has already had. This is a major problem in Texas because majority of our population consists of immigrants from Mexico and many of them are still fighting for citizenship. Because of this law it is in question, how much power does our state actually have in the regulation of elections?

A health care center proved women and teens get more mental health problems. By 2001, studies were published and research showed women have more health care problems. 41,089 women matched 39,220 women were matched without abortion. Abortion causes more than a 165% higher rate of hospitalizations for psychiatric problems, because the side affects of women who went through with abortion. Abortion is against many religions and is frowned upon by many people and takes innocent children’s life away.

Now that you know most women are less likely to have serious psychological trauma to getting an abortion. And the trauma that they do face does not stem from having an abortion but is rooted down deeper and is past the stage of

The people would undergo surgeries and probably would have lived longer with the disease or illness they had rather then get this disease. Most of the people that tried to heal died during the healing stage of their illness or surgeries. Woman who were expecting babies, would give birth to pretty much random people off the streets. These people had no clue what they were doing and the babies would often not make it and if the baby did make it the immune system the babies had was not strong enough to encounter half of the sicknesses and the illnesses that were around at the time. Another factor of death was how oblivious the people were to the mold that would grow on the bread and they had no idea the damage it would do to their bodies.

Joanna Schoen evaluates this element of choice and highlights how although these new forms of contraceptives were now available, they were not so easily accessible if you weren’t of a certain criteria. In her book ‘Choice and Coercion’, Schoen discusses a poor African American woman who despite begging for birth control and diaphragms was denied this freedom by health professionals and her husband. They denied her of her own reproductive rights even though these means of contraception was legally available. Once again in society, women

having an abortion can really scar women mentally and emotionally. When the woman has an abortion they are basically killing their own child. Do you think the mother can live with that? Many women just think that they can just have an abortion if they get pregnant, but some of them don 't think about how hard it is at the moment. Gary Bauer said “A 2009 poll found that of people who knew a woman who had had an abortion, 55 percent said her abortion was a negative experience, and only 33 percent a positive experience.”

Abortion has been an ongoing debate for quite some time now. According to Learn Teach Change, the definition of abortion is the ending of pregnancy by removing the fetus or embryo before it can survive outside of the uterus. When a mother loses her baby naturally it is called a miscarriage. Those who are against abortion often state that an embryo or fetus is a human with a right to live and some will even compare abortion to murder.

Over the past year there has been a vast amount of discussion dealing with American politics and the American Presidential election. The debates between Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton sparked fear in certain races and sexes throughout the world. Of particular interest was the debate revolving around Planned Parenthood and women's rights in America. After Trumps personal take on Planned Parenthood, it became apparent that women's rights could be threatened if he became president. Although Clinton had her flaws, she believed in women's rights and is an advocate for Planned Parenthood.

The Planned Parenthood activist group justify their stance on protecting reproductive rights for mothers and providing free sexual and reproductive health services by claiming that their organizations efforts lead to the fundamental ideals of the historic authors John Locke, Edmund Burke, Adam Smith, and John Stuart Mill; life, liberty, and property. To begin, Planned Parenthood would argue that individuals who choose to take part in their services, do so to better their life. It may be utilizing their birth control services, getting an abortion, or acquiring simple reproductive health care, but the person receiving the resources ultimately decides what is best for their body and life. Throughout the organization's website and tabs of information