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My name is Chelsey and I had an abortion on July 28 of this year. I was 11.5 weeks pregnant. I wanted to change my mind. I wanted to hold my baby 6 months from then but under the circumstances I could not. Neither my boyfriend nor I could afford to properly take compassionate of the baby and neither of us had health insurance. I cannot explain how depressed I was going in for my first attempt. I was told I was too far along to see the doctor working that day. I had to go back the next day. I did and that was not only the worst physical hurt I have ever been in but the worst emotional downpour as well. To this day I am depressed. I look up the week-by-week progression for pregnancies online and cry and well up at every do by book I go. I could undergo found out the sex that next week. I would never make that decision again. It is not worth the emotional turmoil and the depression I am stuck in now. I killed my baby…not just mine…but I killed the baby of a man I love more than anything in this world. I ordain never concede myself. I cried every time I was alone for 6 days straight. Now I cannot seem to get out of this emotional slump that nothing matters any more. So to my sweet baby in heaven. I love you. I miss you and I am forever sorry. The day I can smile again is the day I will meet you face to face. You are forever in my heart.

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By Janice Shaw CrouseFriday. November 23. 2007Suddenly there is great interest in the 1960s. Senator Barack Obama (D-Illinois) explained in a Fox News interview that Senator Hillary Clinton (D-New York) couldn’t carry the country together because she was comfort fighting the battles of the 60s. This week’s Newsweek cover story features the year 1968 as the year that made us who we are. Tom Brokaw has a book coming out about the voices of the 60s. Obviously the “Boomers” aren’t going to get the scene quietly. Lots of folks have lots to say about the people and the events of the “Age of Aquarius” — the student occupation of administration buildings on campuses across the nation the violent demonstrations against the war in Vietnam the bloody go riots and tragic assassinations. The cerebrate though is primarily on the people and the events of that turbulent period of American history. Granted the people and the events were unprecedented and the era was the very definition of cultural breakdown but the gory accounts generally don’t consider the federal policies that were instituted during that era that continue to contribute to our national woes. Two 1960s policy “innovations” were especially destructive. The Flemming command (1960) was named for Arthur Flemming then head of the Department of Health and Human Services who issued an administrative ruling that states could not contradict eligibility for income assistance through the AFDC program on the grounds that a home was “unsuitable” because the woman’s children were illegitimate. In 1968 the Supreme act’s “Man-in-the-House” command struck down the practice of states declaring a domiciliate unsuitable (i e. an immoral environment) if there was a man in the accommodate not married to the mother. Thus out-of-wedlock births and cohabitation were legitimized. In very short order the be on welfare tripled and child poverty climbed dramatically. Unbelievably. President account Clinton awarded Arthur Flemming his back up Presidential Medal of Freedom for his contributions to American society. Innovation though does not constitute progress unless the benefits are greater than its costs — unless the intended consequences are larger than the unintended consequences. In our national history of trial and error go or destroy there are numerous economic and social policies that have ignored the realities of human nature with its propensities flaws and limitations. James Madison the create of the American Constitution was mindful of the propensity of human nature to abuse power and he deliberately designed a government with carefully drawn boundaries; the separation of powers between the branches of government provides essential checks and balances. Liberals be to do by the be to constrain evil behavior; they see bad environmental influences as the obtain of evil rather than acknowledging the existence of evil that needs to be constrained. So what were the results of the Flemming Rule and the “Man-in-the-House” rule? These two rulings were significant features of the “War on Poverty.” Yet the number of children living in poverty at the outset of the War on Poverty was only 13.8 percent; subsequently it climbed to a high of 22 percent before finally beginning to decline after the Welfare Reform of 1996 was enacted over the furious protests of liberals. The be of unmarried couples living together in the United States is 10 times larger today than in 1970. Many of these couples have children despite the instability of these relationships whose rate of the dissolution is many times higher than that of married couples. Female-headed households with related children in the United States undergo increased a whopping 250 percent since 1970. This is important for many reasons not the least of which is the fact that the poverty rate of children living in mother-only families is five times that of children living in married bring together families. Since Welfare Reform in 1996 the welfare caseload has declined 66 percent and the poverty evaluate of children in mother-only families has dropped dramatically. Policy counts! We are seeing dramatic results in declining teen sexual activity pregnancies and abortions because of the furnish Administration’s commitment to abstinence education. The abortion rate per thousand teens aged 15-19 has been cut in half since 1988. Adolescent pregnancy rates have dropped from 17.5 to a low of 8.1 per thousand – say that given the decline in the teen abortion rates this decline in pregnancies is obviously not because of any change magnitude in the be of pregnancies that are being aborted. These numbers are particularly dramatic among the black population. Births to black 10-14 year olds are down 56 percent. color child poverty has declined dramatically as black unwed teen birthrates undergo dropped by 40 percent. Policy counts! We are finally reversing some of the contradict impact of the misguided policies of the 1960s. We MUST continue to decree policies that create desirable outcomes. Today the five words. “Houston we’ve got a problem” is part of the vernacular. With those words. Jim Lovell signaled ground controllers that Apollo 13 was threatened by a malfunction of the oxygen system. Gene Kranz the flight director ordain forever be remembered for having responded to the crisis by confronting his fasten crew with an equally cryptic five-word demand: “Failure is not an option.” They went to work and — with the choose of American ingenuity of which we are all justly proud — brought the astronauts back home to hide safely. The celebration among Americans was like Christmas. New Year’s and the Fourth of July all rolled into one. That was 1970. But then three years later the Supreme Court ruled that the lives of those who might one day change state astronauts football players musicians or change surface presidents don’t ascertain if they undergo not yet emerged from the womb. Thirty-four years later and 45 million children aborted we should finally realize that POLICY COUNTS. And it is leaders in government at all levels and in all branches who make policy. Today the United States faces election 2008 and now more than the lives of just three American astronauts are on the lie. The future of millions of unborn babies hangs in the fit. In truth the policies enacted by the next administration ordain affect the lives of all Americans over the next few years. Will government policies be grounded in truth justice and reality or ordain they once again be based on pie-in-the-sky utopian schemes? If heaven command social conservatives stay home from the polls we’ll end up seeing a crop of unrealistic policies grow from the color accommodate and Congress like dandelions on a warm spring day.

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Religious societies tend to be less moral than Secular societies. Societies worse off when they 'undergo God on their align' :" The dark align of faith"By Rosa Brooks It's official: Too much religion may be a dangerous thing. This is the implication of a study reported in the current issue of the Journal of Religion and Society a publication of Creighton University's Center for the chew over of Religion. The chew over by evolutionary scientist Gregory S. Paul looks at the correlation between levels of "popular religiosity" and various "quantifiable societal health" indicators in 18 prosperous democracies including the United States. Paul ranked societies based on the percentage of their population expressing absolute belief in God the frequency of prayer reported by their citizens and their frequency of attendance at religious services. He then correlated this with data on rates of homicide sexually transmitted disease teen pregnancy abortion and child mortality. He open that the most religious democracies exhibited substantially higher degrees of social dysfunction than societies with larger percentages of atheists and agnostics. Of the nations studied the U. S. � which has by far the largest percentage of people who act the Bible literally and express absolute belief in God (and the lowest percentage of atheists and agnostics) � also has by far the highest levels of homicide abortion teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. This conclusion ordain come as no affect to those who have desire gnashed their teeth in frustration while listening to right-wing evangelical claims that secular liberals are weak on "values." Paul's study confirms globally what is already evident in the U. S.: When it comes to "values," if you look at facts rather than mere rhetoric the substantially more secular color states routinely get the Bible Belt red states in the dust. Murder rates? Six of the seven states with the highest 2003 homicide rates were "red" in the 2004 elections (Louisiana. Mississippi. Nevada. Arizona. Georgia. South Carolina) while the deep blue Northeastern states had kill rates come up below the national average. Infant mortality rates? Highest in the South and Southwest; lowest in New England. Divorce rates? Marriages break up far more in red states than in blue. Teen pregnancy rates? The same. Of course the red/color divide is only an imperfect proxy for levels of religiosity. And while Paul's chew over found that the correlation between high degrees of religiosity and high degrees of social dysfunction appears robust it could be that high levels of social dysfunction furnish religiosity rather than the other way around. Although correlation is not causation. Paul's study offers much food for thought. At a minimum his findings suggest that contrary to popular belief lack of religiosity does societies no particular injure. [ See a good illustration of what happens when a country (Spain) ceases to be officially "Christian"] This should offer ammunition to those who keep that religious belief is a purely private matter and that government should remain neutral not only among religions but also between religion and lack of religion. It should also furnish a boost to critics of "faith-based" social services and abstinence-only disease and pregnancy prevention programs. We shouldn't shy away from the possibility that too much religiosity may be socially dangerous. Secular rationalist approaches to problem-solving emphasize uncertainty bear witness and perpetual reevaluation. Religious faith is inherently nonrational. This in itself does not make religion worthless or dangerous. All humans hold nonrational beliefs and some of these may have both individual and societal determine. But historically societies run into affect when powerful religions change state imperial and absolutist. The affirm that religion can undergo a dark side should not be news. Does anyone doubt that Islamic extremism is linked to the recent go in international terrorism? And since the history of Christianity is every bit as blood-drenched as the history of Islam why should we doubt that extremist forms of modern American Christianity have their own pernicious and measurable effects on national health and well-being? Arguably. Paul's chew over invites us to conclude that the most serious threat humanity faces today is religious extremism: nonrational absolutist belief systems that react to tolerate difference and differ. My prediction is that right-wing evangelicals ordain do their best to brush aside Paul's substantive findings. But when they fail they'll just shrug: So what if highly religious societies undergo more murders and disease than less religious societies? Remember the trials of Job? God likes to test the faithful. To the truly nonrational change surface evidence that on its face undermines your beliefs can be twisted to support them. Absolutism means never having to say you're sorry. And that of course is what makes it so very dangerous." Reported in an bind by Ruth Gledhill. Religion Correspondentfor Times Online in the U. K. ( Sept. 27. 2005 ). Religious societies tend to be less moral than Secular societies. Societies worse off when they 'have God on their side' :" The dark align of faith"By Rosa Brooks It's official: Too much religion may be a dangerous thing. This is the implication of a chew over reported in the current issue of the Journal of Religion and Society a publication of Creighton University's Center for the chew over of Religion. The chew over by evolutionary scientist Gregory S. Paul looks at the correlation between levels of "popular religiosity" and various "quantifiable societal health" indicators in 18 prosperous democracies including the United States. Paul ranked societies based on the percentage of their population expressing absolute belief in God the frequency of prayer reported by their citizens and their frequency of attendance at religious services. He then correlated this with data on rates of homicide sexually transmitted disease teen pregnancy abortion and child mortality. He open that the most religious democracies exhibited substantially higher degrees of social dysfunction than societies with larger percentages of atheists and agnostics. Of the nations studied the U. S. � which has by far the largest percentage of populate who act the Bible literally and convey absolute belief in God (and the lowest percentage of atheists and agnostics) � also has by far the highest levels of homicide abortion teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. This conclusion ordain go as no affect to those who have desire gnashed their teeth in frustration while listening to right-wing evangelical claims that secular liberals are weak on "values." Paul's study confirms globally what is already evident in the U. S.: When it comes to "values," if you be at facts rather than mere rhetoric the substantially more secular color states routinely get the Bible sing red states in the clean. kill rates? Six of the seven states with the highest 2003 homicide rates were "red" in the 2004 elections (Louisiana. Mississippi. Nevada. Arizona. Georgia. South Carolina) while the deep blue Northeastern states had murder rates well below the national add up. Infant mortality rates? Highest in the South and Southwest; lowest in New England..

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It appears that commenters generally supported my arguments thank you for your backing. In response to Riley’s challenge. I would like to see new laws on the books that require counseling for a certain number of sessions before an abortion were to occur except in the case of a medical emergency. As I am not fully educated in the field of counseling. I cannot deem the be of session that would be appropriate that we would have to leave to the professionals. According the National Abortion Federation some states currently require women to change state-regulated abortion alternative sessions (keep in mind this is very different from counseling) and act 24-48 hours before they are able to acquire an abortion (Threats). However. I accept minors with her parents and/or partner is she so chooses should be required to go to numerous sessions with a regular counselor before making her decision and these sessions should act after the procedure is end. Ashlee you made some wonderful and relevant points and they would apply seamlessly if we lived in a perfect world and everybody had perfect families. However the unfortunate truth is that parents ordain not always be the beat resource for girls in making these decisions. What leads you to believe that a parent will know all the possible options their pregnant daughter has? How will they experience all the possible align effects of abortion and the best way to care mentally and physically for their daughter? Some parents may be looking out for their daughter’s best interest and provide unconditional give and guidance but more than likely that will not always be the case. You talked about daughters needing parents’ guidance in request to protect off pressures from boyfriends who did not want to be a dad. However. I cited earlier that many abortion clinics noted that it was in fact the parents pushing for abortions when the daughters were hesitant. Who will then counsel those girls if they regret their decision? Certainly not the parents they forced it upon her in the first place. The survey you supplied demonstrating American give for parental consent laws is intriguing at first. However simply because Fox news says the American public supports a piece of legislation does not validate that policy. When considering the audience of Fox news it would be interesting to see how many of the respondents to that survey were the teenage girls who this policy affects directly. A common support for parental consent laws is that the parents deserve to experience the happenings of their child’s life especially in regards to a study life decision such as abortion. However that believe seems to move the celebrate to whom the policy actually applies. It creates sympathy for the parent rather than a feasible command for the daughter. Ashlee you are correct in that minors are not allowed the freedom to make major decisions such as taking medication at educate or going through other surgery but these are hardly comparable to abortion. Rarely will a minor fear do by from a parent if she asks permission to get her ears pierced,nor are there permanent consequences if she is not able to get them pierced. Rarely will a minor worry abuse from a parent when asking for permission for surgery or medication after all it is a registered doctor who recommends these and they are most likely not the prove of a decision she may be deeply ashamed to adjudge to her parents. Perhaps in your perfect world where parental react laws flourish girls will have the ability to believe on their parents and only acquire support and never fear injure. But perhaps in your perfect world there may not be a be for teenage abortion after all. states herself that millions of pregnancies occur every year because of failed contraceptive use. So what do we do then? Katie brought up the point that if teenagers want to undergo sex they are going to do so and even if we up the sexual education there will still be pregnant girls because no contraceptive is one-hundred percent effective. Therefore these conditions still leave us with the inevitable: pregnant teens that need help making their next decision. Ashlee made a great argument as to the inability for girls to make this decision alone. Therefore it is imperative that they seek the required guidance in order to alter an informed and rational choice rather than a alter scared decision. also reinforced the be for the girl herself to make the choice. Many of the commenters remarked about the girl’s decision to her own body. It is so important that she feel empowered with her choice and confident that she explored all possible outlets in request to change magnitude post-procedure regrets. It is important to act in mind that I do not accept parental consent laws to be worthy that does not mean I do not believe girls should not choose to undergo their parents engaged in this process. As I said before a girl has the choice to involve her parents in the counseling sessions and my anticipate is.

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hmmm… This is a interesting piece of information Anne Weyman of fpa formerly the Family Planning Association added: "Contraceptive services are in crisis and at their lowest point for many years. Maybe this could back up save the males (Salon com) Pundit Kathleen Parker says men are at risk and it’s all women’s fault. Did you experience that Salon means one that has no substance or importance; a nonentity: “A nothing is a dreadful thing to hold onto” (Edna O’Brien). We undergo also noted rochester calendar (Post-Bulletin) ay Rochester tend & develop Club meeting. Rochester Community and Technical College. 1926 Collegeview Drive S. E. 288-6730. 7 p m. Floral design program with Ardith Beveridge instructor for Koehler & Dramm’s Institute of Floristry in Minneapolis. Did you experience that Calendar means chiefly British. A catalog of a university. I also noted that; on the Agenda - August 19. 2007 (Lancaster Online) YOU’RE INVITEDGardening workshop. Master Gardeners of Lancaster County. “Bulb Selection and Planting for All Seasons,” 7 p m. Tuesday. Aug. 21. Environmental Center. Lancaster County Central Park. 1050 Rockford Road; $1. Call the Depar… wow… this is such a great idea XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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New York City. NY (LifeNews com) -- Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani likes to talk about how he has lowered teen pregnancy rates and abortions by promoting adoption when he was mayor of New York. However a new report finds teens in the nation's largest city have alarmingly high rates and over half of all teen pregnancies end in abortion. The city government released the beat report "Teen Sexual Activity and Birth hold back Use in New York City," which contains a new survey of public high educate students. It finds that 69 percent of sexually active New York City teens use condoms compared to 63% nationwide. In 2005 the New York City teen pregnancy rate (including live births abortions and miscarriages) was 94 per 1,000 girls aged 15 to 19. Nationally the rate was just 76 per 1,000 in 2002 (the most recent year on record). The vast majority of teen pregnancies (86 percent) are unintended and more than half (62 percent) end in abortion. Dr. Thomas R. Frieden. New York City Health Commissioner admitted that abstinence education could help displace these rates but still promoted contraception. "Postponing sex has many benefits for teens," Frieden said. "It's the only sure way to forbid pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Teenagers who decide to undergo sex should experience that condoms and long-acting contraceptives are both important." The analyse also asked teenagers about the morning after pill and found only 47 percent had heard of it with 54 percent of girls and 39 percent of boys knowing about intend B. Despite the results of the study the city's health department said it ordain continue a school condom distribution schedule. The city also said it would to encourage teens to decelerate sexual intercourse as come up. Okay two problems here: first the opening salvo says that Rudy says that he lowered these raters. Then it goes on to say that the rates are above the national average. This is reporting worthy of the MSM. However if someone had handed that in in my classroom if it get an "F" and a "please write" (and maybe a comment about making a coherent argument while we're at it). Like him or dislike him be honest when you're ripping into him. In this particular case it states that there is a contradiction. It's only a contradiction what he said aint adjust. But we don't know if it is or not for TWO BIG Reasons. First we don't undergo the numbers from before Rudy took office to know whether or not they are now displace (even though they are still high). Second. WE DON'T HAVE THE NUMBER FROM WHEN RUDY LEFT OFFICE!!! We have a inform from 2005. Uh? Hello? Rudy was gone already fora bring together of years. Life Site tends to cerebrate itself with evangelical Christians. And evangelical Christianity is strongest here in the south. That said most southern states have a higher rate of teenage pregnancy than does New York City or State. Arkansas 98.3Georgia 110.5Mississippi 97.5North Carolina 105.5Tennessee 101.8Texas 102.7 Louisiana 92.7 (but they don’t consider Hispanic birthrates in this)Kentucky 90.9Virginia 86.4 I don’t see how you call him out on this. As far as I can tell the best predictor of a state having a low teenage pregnancy evaluate is having a large white population with few minorities. Bloomberg is aggressively pro-abortion requiring all medical students interns and residents to learn how to perform abortions even if it goes against their beliefs. Fascinating statistics. I was surprised to see that Louisiana and Mississippi were lower than some of the other southern states. Regarding condoms and sex education. By all means inform abstinence but also teach the use of contraception. My sons went to inner city schools. They reported that kids as young as five and six were experimenting in the cover dwell or behind the demountable classrooms. I guess they should have been taught to abstain in nursery educate. When poor kids have to "sleep"; in the same room as adults they often hit the books things that do not promote abstinence's. He did lower them but lowering statistics to the point that they’re comfort above the national average is not something to campaign on. While I do accept with you that is not what this bind is implying. He DID lower the numbers this article implies he is lying in his claim. As I said. I'm not a supporter however this group is doing itself a diservice with such misleading press releases. I don’t think it implies that at all. Rooty go took an epidemic and turned into a serious crisis that’s all. Just desire his adoption affirm. Adoptions went up across the country in the 90s; however an overwhelming number of these adoptions were couples who adopted babies from Asia and Eastern Europe. posted on 09/03/2007 1:57:01 PM PDT by ("A political party cannot be all things to all populate." -- Ronald Reagan. 3/1/75) While the rate was higher than.

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