Abortion

             Abortion Contributes to Increased Suicide
             What is abortion? "Abortion is the act of giving premature birth; particularly, the expulsion of the human fetus prematurely, or before it is capable of sustaining life" (Webster New Collegiate Dictionary p.3). In other words, it is an act of having an untimely birth by removing the unborn child before it has a chance to develop in the fetus and, in a sense, killing it. According to the law murder is illegal but having an abortion isn't. The law is contradicting itself because an abortion is murder. You are depriving a child of having the right to live, and therefore playing God and putting life, or death, in your hands. Abortion has ruined many young women lives; from them not being able to conceive children ever again, to dieing in the process of the abortion. It's also wrong to other women who can't have children because they have a disability. What is your take on abortion? Is abortion good or not? I feel it's wrong and should have never been created or an option for anyone to have.
             An article called Abortion Contributes to Increased Suicide Rates Among Young Women by writer Steven Ertelt, is mainly focused on the term abortion. A report from the National Institute of Health (NIH) has researched on young girls and women who have
             had an abortion. These studies have shown that young women in which an abortion was
             performed on are more likely to think about committing suicide; they're also much more
             likely to follow through with it than those who haven't had an abortion. NIH believes that the reason for the increase in suicide is because of abortion. They also revealed that suicide is now the third leading cause of death among young people in America today. Abortion was made legal in 1973 after U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion in its decision, Roe v. Wade; and in the past twenty-five years suicides, among young girls and women, have ...

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