Almost 80 percent of all abortions take place in Third World, poverty stricken nations. But as we know, those abortions, because of a lack of training and bad facilities, can be very dangerous. According to the World Health Organization up to 70,000 women die each year from complications from these abortions. Think about that –... Continue Reading →
When Abortion Became Legal
On January 22, 1973 the Supreme Court of the United States held that women had a right to terminate their pregnancies. The case was Roe v Wade and no other Supreme Court case has had such a dramatic impact on the lives of women in this country. Prior to that case, most states banned abortion. ... Continue Reading →