TEEN ABORTION 

With The United States having the highest teen pregnancy rate in the industrialized worldve more and more teenagers are considering abortion. From my point of view it is sad to seem more and more blogs on the internet in which young girls from the ages 13-19 post how they think it is OK to get an abortion because they turned out pregnant and they don’t want to ruin their lives. Many claim that they are too young to have babies and that there is a time and place for everything. I do agree that there is a time for everything but doesn’t that also mean that if they are not ready for the responsibility then they are not ready for intercourse as well.

Many Young girls post that they have the right to a happy successful life with out having to carry the burden of a child and that God will understand. Many teens undergo abortion with out their parents ever know they were even pregnant I am not sure how that is possible since I believe that if they are a minor they should not be treated without the parents approval. What is even worse is that public schools themselves allow students to leave school to get abortions without notifying the parents or guardians. They even drive them to the hospital themselves.

I feel that abortion is not an option. There is no reason to why we should be able to kill an innocent creature. And if the case is about not keeping the baby I am sure that there are plenty of people who would be willing to adopt. At such a young age teens don’t yet understand life never the less about giving life to their own wonderful creation but maybe one day they will grow to understand and will regret the bad choice they made by taking a way a life.

Here are some things you might want to look at if you are considering abortion.

In the first twelve weeks, suction abortions are performed. This procedure involves breaking the fetus up into small pieces that are then vacuumed into a small tube. At twelve weeks, this “fetus” has a heart beat, can cry, and it can definitely feel pain.

• At sixteen weeks, salt poisoning is performed. The doctor injects a strong saline solution into the baby’s sac, causing the child to dry up. Within 24 hours, the mother goes into labor, and often, if the child is born alive, it is neglected and left to die. Rarely a child will miraculously survive and be given up for adoption.
• At eighteen weeks, dilation and evacuation are performed. This procedure uses forceps to twist and tear the child’s bones until it is totally dismembered.
• At six months, a time when many premature children are born and able to survive, the woman can have a Caesarean Section. Only, instead of gently removing the baby from the womb and bringing it into the world, the doctors cut the umbilical chord while the baby is still in the womb, causing it to suffocate.
• Around thirty-two weeks, the child begins to dream, and from this point to birth, a woman can have a partial-birth abortion. In this method of abortion, the baby is pulled out of the birth canal feet first except for its head. The doctor jams scissors into the baby’s skull, opens them, and the child’s brains are then sucked out.