Here, Here Leanne. You articulated all I wished to say but couldn't.
Tania
midwifery student
- Original Message -
From: "Leanne Veitch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 12:07 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Vegan and p
Abby,
This is clearly an issue that you feel very strongly about and one that you
are willing to fight for. I applaud you for having such a passion.
Thought it might be worth considering the perspective of others for short
time. Abortion for most women is not an easy decision. It is not somethin
>>We are talking about a procedure much more akin to the removal of
unwanted/unviable flesh from a woman's body, to assess it from a purely
medical point of view.
I would love to hear this said to Gianna, the aborted fetus that lived to
tell of her story. How can we call, something two people have
Well said Trish. Years ago when I first started @ uni, we had one subject
on abortion specifically. As I read, I found that I needed to take a stand,
one way or another, but the more that I read the less able I was to make a
stand. I guess the old adage of " walk a mile in their shoes" is very t
Dear Listers. I can't resist my two-bob's worth (yes a child of the predecimal
era). I would personally resist fundamentalism in all things, that is, the
extremist views on any topic, one way or the other. Fundamentalism is the
cause of many of the world's woes. Extremist views on abortion do defy
Abby and Toby wrote:
>>Vegetarianism and abortion, I find that incredibly ridiculous!
I just can't get this comment out of my head. It is so
ridiculous...so ridiculous that some women don't eat meat
because they don't want to harm or kill an animal, yet they will
willfully, and by choi
