Cross Posted at Wisconsin Right to Life.....Good work. The cheerleaders for the abortion industry will cry a river over this saying it is unnecessary....well take it up withe the FDA...note that per the protocol put out by the FDA is 3-4 separate visits with a doctor. Sorry to inconvenience you but not that number of deaths and adverse incidents with the use of this killer drug. It is not a magic pill.....
WI Right to Life Applauds Suspension of RU 486 Abortions. Suspension Likely to Spur Decline in Wisconsin Abortions
In
a true victory for Wisconsin women, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin
announced that it is suspending dangerous RU 486 chemical abortions
because of the new law, Act 217, which takes effect today. The FDA
reports that 14 American women have died during RU 486 abortions and
there were over 2,200 adverse incidents for women through use of this
drug.
Act
217, the Coercive and Web Cam Abortion Prevention Act, requires the
abortionist to determine if a woman is being coerced into having an
abortion and prohibits web cam RU 486 abortions. The purpose of the
law is to ensure the health and safety of women in these situations.
Wisconsin Right to Life was the major organizational force behind the enactment of the law.
People
mistakenly believe that women who have chemical abortions pop a pill
and, magically, they are no longer pregnant. Yet, FDA protocol for
use of this two-drug regime is three to four visits to a doctor with
close supervision. “With the advent of web cam abortions, now taking
place at Planned Parenthood clinics in Iowa and Minnesota, instead of
this close supervision, women discuss their abortion over a web cam
without a physical exam by a doctor. Planned Parenthood envisions
bringing web cam RU 486 abortions into local communities. But now, not
in Wisconsin, thanks to Act 217. And, because chemical abortions
comprise 26% of Wisconsin abortions, their suspension will result in
another decline in Wisconsin abortions which is great news for mothers
and babies.
Opponents
of Act 217 complain that the requirement of a private discussion with
the woman to learn if she is being coerced is somehow detrimental.
Yet, women who are coerced are many times accompanied to the abortion
clinic by the person doing the coercing who want to make sure she has
the abortion. This common sense law protects women at a time when it
is most needed and provides help if she is a potential or real victim
of domestic abuse.
Wisconsin
Right to Life applauds Senator Mary Lazich, Rep. Michelle Litjens and
the state legislature for passing this important bill and Governor
Scott Walker for signing it into law.
Barbara Lyons
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