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Stanaccy · 11-12-2006, 18:43

Personally I believe it should come down to what the woman decides as she is the one who will be bringing the child up.

Panther, you say medical reasons, what would your thoughts be if your daughter was raped at the age of 18 and had hoped to go to university so she decided to abort?

It is not an easy subject my wife and myself had to go through a similar decision when we discovered she was carrying a child that had severe spina-bifida and was suffering as well with hydracephalus, basically he would have had no quality of life so we decided to terminate. Not an easy decision and we still carry it with us every day.

There is no yes or no but at the end of the day only the one who is pregnant and carrying the child can have the final say.

11-12-2006, 18:43	#6
Stanaccy Full Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 456 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 51	Re: abortions? Personally I believe it should come down to what the woman decides as she is the one who will be bringing the child up. Panther, you say medical reasons, what would your thoughts be if your daughter was raped at the age of 18 and had hoped to go to university so she decided to abort? It is not an easy subject my wife and myself had to go through a similar decision when we discovered she was carrying a child that had severe spina-bifida and was suffering as well with hydracephalus, basically he would have had no quality of life so we decided to terminate. Not an easy decision and we still carry it with us every day. There is no yes or no but at the end of the day only the one who is pregnant and carrying the child can have the final say.