Abortion Quote of the Day 6/3/2012

"They [the women] are never allowed to look at the ultrasound because we knew that if they so much as heard the heart beat, they wouldn't want to have an abortion."(8)

-former abortionist Dr. Joseph Randall

"Pro-Choice 1990: Skeletons in the Closet" New Dimensions October 1990

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Abortion Quote of the Day 5/31/2012

"I had complications, just like everybody else. I have perforated uteruses. I have had all kinds of problems --bleeding, infections-- Lord knows how many of those women are sterile now. I remember getting called down to my chairman's office because a young lady that I had done an abortion on showed up...and the abortion had been incomplete. I had not done my job right, and she passed an arm or a leg and she freaked out because she didn't realize what happened."

Dr. Anthony Levantino, Speech at the Meet the Abortion Providers Conference posted by The Pro-Life Action League

Abortion Quote of the Day 5/26/2012

"When a later abortion was performed, workers had to piece the baby back together, and every major part--head, torso, two legs, and two arms --had to be accounted for. One of our little jokes at the clinic was, "If you ever want to humble a doctor, hide a leg so he thinks he has to go back in."


Norma McCorvey, "Jane Roe" of Roe v. Wade, recounting her work at an abortion clinic


Norma McCorvey Won By Love (Thomas Nelson, Inc: Nashville, TN) 1997 p 58

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Abortion Quote of the Day 5/24/2012

"... a married couple came to me and requested an abortion. Because the patient's cervix was rigid, I was unable to dilate it and perform the procedure. I asked her to return in a week, when the cervix would be softer. 

The couple returned and told me that they had changed their minds and wanted to "keep the baby." I delivered the baby seven months later. Years later, I played with little Jeffrey in the pool at the tennis club where his parents and I were members. He was happy and beautiful. I was horrified to think that only a technical obstacle had prevented me from terminating Jeffrey's potential life. 

The connection between the six-week-old human embryo and a laughing child stopped being an abstraction for me. While hugging my sons each morning, I started to think of the vacuum aspirator that I would use two hours later. This was an emotional tension I could not tolerate." 


Source: George Flesh, M.D. "Why I No Longer Do Abortions," Los Angeles Times, 9/12/91 Op.ed section

6 week old baby