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Date Posted: 19:08:52 11/29/05 Tue
Author: syria hooke
Author Host/IP: pcp0012029878pcs.chcsw101.al.comcast.net / 68.63.40.57
Subject: Re: What happens after the abortation?
In reply to: Steve S. 's message, "What happens after the abortation?" on 13:23:05 09/27/00 Wed

>Baby Body Parts Trade is Big Business
>By Penna Dexter
>
>Have you ever wondered why advocates of legalized
>abortion cling to the partial birth abortion procedure
>even though they agree it's gruesome and insist it's
>relatively rare? After all, in state after state,
>partial birth abortion bans have been adamantly
>opposed by pro-abortion groups, and in most cases,
>overturned by the courts. Many pro-life leaders have
>been saying for years that those who want to keep
>abortion legal fear that a ban on partial birth
>abortions will just be the first to fall in a row of
>dominoes as state legislatures and the U.S. Congress
>begin to call into question other abortion procedures.
>
>This certainly explains the actions of many
>pro-abortion activists. But what about the medical
>community? Why is there so little resistance to
>partial birth abortion among health care professionals
>who, in any other circumstance, would try to prevent a
>breach delivery, which is exactly what a partial birth
>abortion requires? Mark Crutcher, President of the
>Denton, Texas-based pro-life group, Life Dynamics, has
>uncovered a plausible explanation for the widespread
>defense of this late term abortion technique that is
>only inches away from infanticide. In Mr.Crutcher's
>interview on Point of View, he unveiled hard evidence
>that the freshly-aborted body parts of babies are
>being transferred to researchers in a deal that barely
>squeezes through a legal loophole prohibiting the sale
>of body parts. This �deal� is extremely lucrative for
>everyone concerned�that is, except for the mother and,
>of course, the baby.
>
>It's Legal�Or Is It?
>Here's how the �deal� works: A �body parts company�
>pays an abortion clinic a �site fee� for the privilege
>of granting one or more of its employees �space�
>within the clinic. The �body parts employee� thus has
>access to the babies' parts immediately following
>abortion procedures. The employee can then chop,
>freeze and ship the parts�or even whole fetuses, to
>doctors, academic institutions, pharmaceutical
>companies, and even the National Institutes of Health.
>The body parts company can say it has not paid the
>abortionist for the parts�there has simply been a fee
>for the rental of space. Then the company �donates�
>the parts to researchers�..no sale is involved. But
>the body parts company charges the recipient for the
>cost of �retrieving� the parts. This �retrieval fee�
>is currently allowed by federal law.
>
>Life Dynamics has identified two of these middlemen as
>the Anotomic Gift Foundation (AGF), headquartered in
>Laurel, Maryland, and Opening Lines, which, due to
>negative publicity, was recently forced to move out of
>it's center of operations in West Frankfort, Illinois.
>Mark Crutcher provided Point of View with copies of
>order forms, or protocols, which specify the body part
>or parts desired and the speed at which the dissection
>must occur�for instance, �to be removed from the
>cadaver within 10 minutes�. The protocols also provide
>instructions on whether abnormalities are permitted,
>the conditions under which the body part will be
>shipped�wet or dry ice, and the method of overnight
>shipment, usually, Federal Express, U.P.S., Airborne,
>or an independent courier. Mr. Crutcher's
>documentaqtion also includes copies of �price lists�
>for baby parts, and a brochure from Opening Lines
>advertising �FRESH FETAL TISSUE harvested and shipped
>to your specifications..where and when you need it!�
>Another brochure directs abortionists to �Turn your
>patient's decision into something wonderful�.
>
>�That's Not In My Contract�
>Mark Crutcher has performed extensive verication of
>his evidence. But he didn't go looking for it in the
>first place. In 1997 a �body parts employee� who calls
>herself Kelly to protect her true identity, contacted
>Life Dynamics. She worked in a Planned Parenthood
>abortion clinic, but was part of a team paid by AGF to
>�dissect and procure fetal tissue for high-quality
>sales.�
>
>In a short video, produced by Life Dynamics, Kelly,
>with her back to the camera, her voice electronically
>modified, and wearing a wig, described her gruesome
>profession.
>
>"We would get a generated list each day to tell us
>what tissue researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and
>universities were looking for. Then we would examine
>the patient charts. . . We were looking for eyes,
>livers, brains, thymuses, cardiac blood, cord blood,
>blood from the liver, even blood from the limbs.�
>Kelly said she saw an average of 30 to 40 aborted
>babies a week that were of around 30 weeks gestation.
>When asked if the age of the fetus required by the
>protocol determined the type of abortion performed,
>she responded in the affirmative. Partial birth
>abortion, because it leaves the baby intact, is the
>procedure of choice.
>
>Why did Kelly decide to become an informant? She says
>that one day at work, she noticed that a set of
>newly-aborted, 24-week-old twins were still moving and
>gasping for air. She protested. �They are moving, I
>don't do this. That's not in my contract.� She then
>watched the doctor take a bottle of sterile water and
>pour it into the pan containing the babies until the
>water covered their mouths and noses. Kelly left the
>room. When the babies stopped moving, she came back
>and performed her dissection duties. But something
>clicked. She took her story to Life Dynamics, stayed
>at her job long enough to provide the incriminating
>documents, and finally quit last spring.
>
>Have We Come To This?
>Research on fetal tissue is not illegal. In 1988
>President Bush banned federal funding of fetal
>human-to-human transplants, while other fetal tissue
>experimentation continued unimpeded. In 1993, in his
>first official act as president, Bill Clinton struck
>down that ban. In 1993 Congress made it illegal to
>purchase or sell the organs of aborted babies. But
>companies like AGF and Opening Lines have found a way
>to make a lot of money by circumventing this law.
>
>The good news is that a seed has been planted in
>Congress.. In November, the House approved a �Sense of
>Congress (H.R.350) calling for hearings on this issue.
>Those hearings are expected to occur early this year.
>Representative Tom Tancredo (R-CO) who pushed for the
>resolution along with Joseph Pitts (R-PA) and Chris
>Smith (R-NJ) made his case on the floor of the House
>by reading from the Opening Lines price list: �$50 for
>eyes, $150 for lungs and hearts, $999 for an
>eight-week brain.�

I m 5 months pregnant and i want to have an abortation what steps do i need to follow to help me through this

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