Woman dies in Ireland after being refused an Abortion | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 2178540 Ireland 11/24/2012 08:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "This is a Catholic country." AND MOTHERS MUST DIE TO SAVE THE BABY............... Savita, aged 31, was 17 weeks pregnant when she died in University Hospital Galway after suffering a miscarriage and septicaemia.AND LEFT SIT IN BED FOR FOUR DAYS TO DIE... You see a doctor made a choice of total negelect here,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. Imagine being in labour pain with a miscarriage FOR FOUR DAYS,because the doctor waited until the baby died, He took a scan everyday of the heart beat of a baby that would not surive anyway.Then he induced her, now she was completly poisoned. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN INDUCED ON THE DAY. ,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. THAT TRUTH OF IRELAND NOW. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 2178540 Ireland 11/24/2012 09:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It is just being hyped for propaganda. She did not die because of the law rather the doctor's bad choice. Doctors terminate pregnancies all the time to save the life of the mother. No new laws are needed for this. Quoting: - 14012564 She died because of the law. the doctor couldn't terminate until the baby died. Imagine being in labour pain with a miscarriage FOR FOUR DAYS,because the doctor waited until the baby died, He took a scan everyday of the heart beat of a baby that would not surive anyway.Then he induced her, now she was completly poisoned. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN INDUCED ON THE DAY. ,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. THAT TRUTH OF IRELAND NOW. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 2178540 Ireland 11/24/2012 10:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What the mainstream media will not tell you is that she refused to be treated with antibiotics for an underlying problem. More to this story than meets the eye. Quoting: anonymous coward 28157124 No she never refused antibiotics She just want to be induced. Imagine being in labour pain with a miscarriage FOR FOUR DAYS,because the doctor waited until the baby died, He took a scan everyday of the heart beat of a baby that would not surive anyway.Then he induced her, now she was completly poisoned. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN INDUCED ON THE DAY. ,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 2178540 Ireland 11/24/2012 10:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sad......but the 300 million children killed worldwide since 1980 is a holocaust. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27748702 That's like 50 Hitlers.......each one killing 6 million. What fuck are you talking about. where you ever in labour in pain and left there for four days to suffer.and then you baby dies. come back and tell me about it. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 2178540 Ireland 11/24/2012 10:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Are you going to post this 100 times? Quoting: samanthasunflower She forced a miscarriage on herself and died as a result. Don't blame the Irish people, blame the evil Indians who believe that all female children should be murdered. No she never refused antibiotics She just want to be induced. Imagine being in labour pain with a miscarriage FOR FOUR DAYS,because the doctor waited until the baby died, He took a scan everyday of the heart beat of a baby that would not surive anyway.Then he induced her, now she was completly poisoned. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN INDUCED ON THE DAY. ,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. |
green_girl User ID: 23919169 Canada 11/24/2012 10:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As for my own personal experience, I was pregnant, a scan showed the twins i was carrying were not making it. One had died already, the other showed no growth over a week. The dr told me to expect a miscarriage and when it happened I almost died due to severe hemmoraging. It was a horrible experience. A few years later, (after having two beautiful baby girls) i became pregnant again, and again the dr said the baby looked like it wouldnt make it. He offered an abortion. I asked him what the odds of the baby making it if i held out. He said twenty percent. That was good enough for me. I declined the abortion and went home. The miscarriage happened a few days later, and again i hemmoraged badly. Should I have gotten the abortion?? Those miscarriages were nightmares to go through, i could have died both times, and i have not felt like i have recovered fully from them. But if i had done it i wuld have forever been haunted by the fact that my baby may have made it. Twenty percent is a slim chance, but a chance nonetheless. I could not kill a baby - if it was going to die it would happen, but not by my call. Some would chastise me, saying my life was worth more than a fetus. But I could not feel that way. I made the choice, i survived the consequences, and I would likely do it again. The next one might be the one that kills me, but better that than to become a murdered myself. :malefav: I love this place!! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 2178540 Ireland 11/24/2012 11:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sad story, htough i feel like bits of info are missing, not sure why - just a hunch. Quoting: green_girl As for my own personal experience, I was pregnant, a scan showed the twins i was carrying were not making it. One had died already, the other showed no growth over a week. The dr told me to expect a miscarriage and when it happened I almost died due to severe hemmoraging. It was a horrible experience. A few years later, (after having two beautiful baby girls) i became pregnant again, and again the dr said the baby looked like it wouldnt make it. He offered an abortion. I asked him what the odds of the baby making it if i held out. He said twenty percent. That was good enough for me. I declined the abortion and went home. The miscarriage happened a few days later, and again i hemmoraged badly. Should I have gotten the abortion?? Those miscarriages were nightmares to go through, i could have died both times, and i have not felt like i have recovered fully from them. But if i had done it i wuld have forever been haunted by the fact that my baby may have made it. Twenty percent is a slim chance, but a chance nonetheless. I could not kill a baby - if it was going to die it would happen, but not by my call. Some would chastise me, saying my life was worth more than a fetus. But I could not feel that way. I made the choice, i survived the consequences, and I would likely do it again. The next one might be the one that kills me, but better that than to become a murdered myself. thank you, thank god you were't in ireland, |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 27325437 United States 11/24/2012 11:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sad story, htough i feel like bits of info are missing, not sure why - just a hunch. Quoting: green_girl As for my own personal experience, I was pregnant, a scan showed the twins i was carrying were not making it. One had died already, the other showed no growth over a week. The dr told me to expect a miscarriage and when it happened I almost died due to severe hemmoraging. It was a horrible experience. A few years later, (after having two beautiful baby girls) i became pregnant again, and again the dr said the baby looked like it wouldnt make it. He offered an abortion. I asked him what the odds of the baby making it if i held out. He said twenty percent. That was good enough for me. I declined the abortion and went home. The miscarriage happened a few days later, and again i hemmoraged badly. Should I have gotten the abortion?? Those miscarriages were nightmares to go through, i could have died both times, and i have not felt like i have recovered fully from them. But if i had done it i wuld have forever been haunted by the fact that my baby may have made it. Twenty percent is a slim chance, but a chance nonetheless. I could not kill a baby - if it was going to die it would happen, but not by my call. Some would chastise me, saying my life was worth more than a fetus. But I could not feel that way. I made the choice, i survived the consequences, and I would likely do it again. The next one might be the one that kills me, but better that than to become a murdered myself. How long did it take to miscarry? I was 16 weeks and it took 1 day. 4 days? That just doesn't sound right. |
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green_girl User ID: 23919169 Canada 11/25/2012 04:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sad story, htough i feel like bits of info are missing, not sure why - just a hunch. Quoting: green_girl As for my own personal experience, I was pregnant, a scan showed the twins i was carrying were not making it. One had died already, the other showed no growth over a week. The dr told me to expect a miscarriage and when it happened I almost died due to severe hemmoraging. It was a horrible experience. A few years later, (after having two beautiful baby girls) i became pregnant again, and again the dr said the baby looked like it wouldnt make it. He offered an abortion. I asked him what the odds of the baby making it if i held out. He said twenty percent. That was good enough for me. I declined the abortion and went home. The miscarriage happened a few days later, and again i hemmoraged badly. Should I have gotten the abortion?? Those miscarriages were nightmares to go through, i could have died both times, and i have not felt like i have recovered fully from them. But if i had done it i wuld have forever been haunted by the fact that my baby may have made it. Twenty percent is a slim chance, but a chance nonetheless. I could not kill a baby - if it was going to die it would happen, but not by my call. Some would chastise me, saying my life was worth more than a fetus. But I could not feel that way. I made the choice, i survived the consequences, and I would likely do it again. The next one might be the one that kills me, but better that than to become a murdered myself. How long did it take to miscarry? I was 16 weeks and it took 1 day. 4 days? That just doesn't sound right. hard to say. the first miscarriage i began bleeding lightly for about three days before the hemmoraghing began. i was twelve weeks exactly. The hemmoraging lasted six hours before they could stop it enough to give me tranfusions and a dnc. The second time i was fine one minute nearly dying the next. I was about 8 weeks then. I am thinking That maybe they had reason for not performing the abortion that are not made clear. Most women will abort on their own just fine, and she may not have had a history of problems. Abortions are invasive and traumatic, whereas a normal miscarriage is hardly different than a period. They may have been trying to use the least invasive route. :malefav: I love this place!! |
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Bon Fire User ID: 1351603 United States 11/25/2012 04:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "This is a Catholic country." AND MOTHERS MUST DIE TO SAVE THE BABY............... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2178540 Savita, aged 31, was 17 weeks pregnant when she died in University Hospital Galway after suffering a miscarriage and septicaemia.AND LEFT SIT IN BED FOR FOUR DAYS TO DIE... You see a doctor made a choice of total negelect here,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. Imagine being in labour pain with a miscarriage FOR FOUR DAYS,because the doctor waited until the baby died, He took a scan everyday of the heart beat of a baby that would not surive anyway.Then he induced her, now she was completly poisoned. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN INDUCED ON THE DAY. ,"This is a Catholic country."I can't induce you until the baby is dead.then they induce her the moment the baby is dead to late. THAT TRUTH OF IRELAND NOW. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE. Irish love alcohol I say they all go meet the train. |