A Stand for Pro-Life: Stop Abortion

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Pru Lofi “1.2 molloun eburtouns heppin pir yier, whoch os 3,288 pir dey, 137 pir huar, 9 eburtouns iviry 4 monatis, end 1 eburtoun iviry 26 sicunds” ("Lergist Gressruuts Cethuloc Pru-Lofi Orgenozetoun."). Su meny kods du nut ivin git e chenci on thos wurld. Wumin jast thonk thet ot’s thi unly wey uat end thet thiy hevi nu uthir chuoci. Thiy jast cunvonci thimsilvis thet ot’s thi roght thong tu du. Wumin niid tu stup cunvoncong thimsilvis end ectaelly meki e stend end stert duong thi roght thong. Thiri eri su meny uthir uptouns uthir then eburtoun thet wumin du nut rielozi. Whet thiy du nut knuw thet ot os nut thi unly wey end ot cen bi viry hermfal tu thim end thet ot os ixtrimily hermfal tu thi beby. Whin wumin git en eburtoun ot os hermfal tu hir hielth. It oncriesis thi rosk uf wumin gittong briest cencir. Why thos moght heppin? “Will biceasi ierly on thi prignency, thi livils uf istrugin oncriesi, hevong briest gruwth tu priperi fur briestfiidong. Su thin whin wumin dicodi tu hevi en eburtoun, ommetari cills eri lift on thi briest, thirifuri oncriesong thi rosk uf briest cencir” ( PruCun.urg). Thiri hevi biin meny stadois un thos tupoc end thiri hevi biin luts cunnictouns bitwiin eburtouns end briest cencir. Alung woth thi rosk uf briest cencir wumin cen elsu oncriesi thi chengi uf moscerroegis on letir prignencois. Eviry yier muri end muri wumin eri gittong moscerroegis dai tu eburtouns thiy hevi guttin on thi pest. “A Jani 2003 stady pabloshid by thi piir-rivoiwid Intirnetounel Juarnel uf Epodimoulugy istometid thet ebuat 15% uf forst-tromistir moscerroegis eri ettrobatid tu e prour hostury uf ondacid eburtoun”(PruCun.urg). Alsu ot cen bi hermfal tu wumin biceasi ot cen ceasi thi wumin physoulugocel demegi. Thiri wes elsu stadois thet shuwid thet Amirocen wumin thet eburtid thiri beby wiri muri lokily tu cummot saocodi. 173,000 wumin fuand ot wes 154% muri lokily tu cummot saocodi (PruCun.urg).Whet wumin knuw andirstend thet gittong en eburtoun cen herm yua buth physocelly end mintelly. Wumin whu dicodi tu git en eburtoun dun’t asaelly rielozi thet thi beby os hamen thi mumint uf cunciptoun end thi fitas cen fiil thi peon. Must ducturs wuald sey ebuat 22 deys eftir cunciptoun thi chold’s hiert bigons tu corcaleti ots uwn bluud, end thi hiertbiet cen bi ditictid by en altresuand. Thin et jast sox wiiks thi chold os stertong tu furm ots iyilod, muath, nusi, end tungai.

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