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Medicine is not your field, death is. Please do no procreate any beings on this planet.
I noticed you failed to cite an actual SOURCE for your "information." Maybe because you know www.prolifewackoes.org might suffer a bit in the credibility department when the readers discover the page advocating the murder of abortion providers. Again, I provide impartial facts, you provide hysterical propaganda. Case closed.
Your description of salinization is a crock of ****. It's a flat-out lie. I described how salinization ACTUALLY works in my post. Refer to that if you want to see the actual FACTS, rather than hysterical fiction.
You call me "you sick *****" after chastising ME for resorting to insults. Pot, meet kettle.
You are so far out of your league, you conveniently forget to address the fact that, as I have stated before, I will before shortly be a Certified Nurse Midwife (that is a bit more specific than "working in the medical field" but then, you probably are clueless as to what that means, as you are clueless about pretty much everything else.) My entire career will be BRINGING BABIES INTO THIS WORLD. So yeah, I think I know way more about the topic than you do. And if I hated babies, do you really think I would choose this career path. I chose this career path because I am enamored of the process of pregnancy. I think it's astonishing to see a human being develop and come into this world. Your attempts to villify me when I have already made it quite plain that I am not "pro-abortion" are pathetic attempts at character assassination. You can't top me on the actual facts, so instead you're going to try to make me the bad guy. Funny how, the more you fail, the more hostile you become.
I've already made my position and my reasons for it quite clear. I don't love the idea of abortion, but even less do I love the idea of women dying because it's illegal. Even less than that do I love the idea of YOU, some asshat stranger, making it your business what happens in my body or anyone elses.
So, back to my field of expertise: what is a CNM? It's a Nurse Practitioner (a nurse who studies first to get her Bachelors of Science in Nursing and then procedes to study for two-three more years for a Masters of Science) who specializes in gynecology and obstetrics, with an emphasis on caring for pregnant women and tending women through childbirth. In short, I will be doing pretty much everything an ob/gyn M.D. does with the exception of surgical procedures. I will most likely have my own medical practice.
Get this through your head:
women's health issues are my specialty. Particularly those relating to pregnancy and childbirth and the issues that surround them. Those are the issues I have studied all these years, I am surrounded on a daily basis by women seeking gynecological and obstetric care and those who provide such services in my practicum.
I don't care who your sister's husband or your aunt are. YOU are an idiot who doesn't know jack **** about women's health issues. I have made an extensive study out of them and they will be the focus of my career. I'm not calling your family anything, but I am indubitably calling YOU a moron.
Lest someone actually be deceived by the fiction you posted earlier, here are descriptions of how abortion techniques are actually performed, from the same textbook I used before.
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Vacuum Aspiration
The vast majority of abortions in the United States are performed before 12 weeks of gestation by vacuum aspiration (editorial comment: according to the Guttmacher's page linked above, that would be 90%) also called vacuum curettage. Only a local anesthetic is required to perform this procedure. The cervix is dilated using graduated metal dilators. Alternatively, laminaria, a highly absorbent seaweed, is used. IT is placed in the cervical opening and, as it absorbs moisture, it expands, causing the cervic to dilate. Although using laminaria is less painful and safer, 12-24 hours are required to achieve maximum dilation with this method. Once the cervix is sufficiently dilated, the actual abortion takes place in about 10 minutes. A thin tube connected to a suction pump is inserted through the cervix into the uterus (editorial comment: so much for the "knife-edged" tip). The tube is the used to suction (aspirate) the uterine lining. The fetus is removed with the lining.
Dilation and Evacuation
Dilation and evacuation, also referred to as D&E, is conducted on women who are in the early second trimester (13-16 weeks). editorial comment: so much for your "95% of abortions" claim, according to Guttmacher, only 6.2% of abortions happen from 12-15 weeks, and even less afterward.) As with vacuum aspiration, the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus are aspirated; however, the inner walls of the uterus are then scraped with a metal curette to ensure complete removal of the contents.
Notes of interest:
--No "knife-edged tip" According to www.m-w.com, a curette is "a surgical instrument that has a scoop, ring, or loop at the tip and is used in performing curettage." Furthermore, if the instrument were "knife-edged" there would be uterine trauma. Learn to separate the hype from the facts and you'll come out looking a lot less foolish.
--No forceps (with teeth, no less!) are used in either of these two procedures, much less to the rend the fetus limb from limb and crush it.
--Reality check: at 16 weeks, the fetus is only less than 2 inches long. At 12 weeks, it's only about an inch long, an inch and a half tops. In other words, the fetus is the size of a large beetle.
--No where on the site I linked does it say that D&E is 95% of abortions performed. Vacuum aspiration accounts for over 90% and D&E for around 6%. Don't claim you didn't read the site then pretend to offer statistics from it.
In other words, the "facts" you offered in your post were nothing more than hysterical tripe. If you are going to try to sway someone with your "knowledge" do at least TRY to get your facts straight.
Edited, Mon Jul 4 21:49:33 2005 by Ambrya Edited, Mon Jul 4 21:59:55 2005 by Ambrya