No. Now answer my question: how would you enforce your sig law?Depends, do YOU die if the connection is broken?It is all a matter of rights and who's rights a paramount at any given time. At no time should an unborn child's rights exceed the mothers right to live or retain her health unless she chooses.
What "right" does an unborn child have to another persons body?
If I were to connect your body to mine in such a way that you will DIE if that connection was broke before say, nine months....
Would you or would you not have a right to the use of my body for that time?
Would you or would you not have a right to maintain the connection, to keep yourself alive?
It's a simple yes or no answer.
I already answered your question. Same way as all other rights are already being enforced today.
Good to know that you don't think you would have a right to the use of my body.... if I were to attach you in such a way that you will DIE if the connection was broken!
Hope you can appreciate how lawyers and judges would likely disagree with you on that, never the less.