koshergrl
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The pro-abortion loons maintain (dishonestly) that we must have free-for-all abortion on demand, in order to save women who are diagnosed with cancer while pregnant.
Never mind that women who are diagnosed with cancer while pregnant have NEVER been prevented from obtaining therapeutic abortions, and never will be...
But the believe that you CAN'T be treated for cancer if you're pregnant, and if you are, your baby will become a MONSTER, is just lies told by the baby-killing left in order to justify..well, baby-killing.
"Dr. Joanne Stone, a professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive science at Mt. Sinai hospital in New York, treated Rivas and said she hoped Rivas’ story would give other women comfort if they’re diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy.
“What I think is really important about this story is that people know you can get diagnosed and you can get treated when you’re pregnant,” said Stone."
"After getting through all her cancer treatments, Rivas remained worried about her son. She was afraid he could be at risk for being underweight or premature.
"But on March 10, about two months after stopping cancer treatment, Rivas gave birth to a healthy boy. Rather than being underweight, Rivas’ son, named Conatantino or “Tino,” weighed in over 8 pounds."
"Rivas’ case is hardly unique, Weltz said. Approximately one out of every 3,000 pregnant women is diagnosed with breast cancer."
Woman Finds Out She s Pregnant After Breast Cancer Diagnosis - Yahoo
Never mind that women who are diagnosed with cancer while pregnant have NEVER been prevented from obtaining therapeutic abortions, and never will be...
But the believe that you CAN'T be treated for cancer if you're pregnant, and if you are, your baby will become a MONSTER, is just lies told by the baby-killing left in order to justify..well, baby-killing.
"Dr. Joanne Stone, a professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive science at Mt. Sinai hospital in New York, treated Rivas and said she hoped Rivas’ story would give other women comfort if they’re diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy.
“What I think is really important about this story is that people know you can get diagnosed and you can get treated when you’re pregnant,” said Stone."
"After getting through all her cancer treatments, Rivas remained worried about her son. She was afraid he could be at risk for being underweight or premature.
"But on March 10, about two months after stopping cancer treatment, Rivas gave birth to a healthy boy. Rather than being underweight, Rivas’ son, named Conatantino or “Tino,” weighed in over 8 pounds."
"Rivas’ case is hardly unique, Weltz said. Approximately one out of every 3,000 pregnant women is diagnosed with breast cancer."
Woman Finds Out She s Pregnant After Breast Cancer Diagnosis - Yahoo