Do you and your "wife" actually live the way that you sound? No decent person talks this way. Only a mental case does. I do not know this woman with whom you have sex. Her selection of you does not speak well of her character, however.
Our character is in question?! Out of nowhere you respond to a factual, well-informed, reasoned and balanced observation regarding the actualities of medical care for problematic pregnancies that either actually or in effect constitute an abortion with this rash of gibberish:
Great. This is your cult. You and the female you screw.
I am breaking down, explaining precisely what the ACOG is talking about in the quote provided by COYOTE:
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) refuted that idea in a statement released this week, stating that pregnant women may experience conditions such as “premature rupture of membranes and infection, preeclampsia, placental abruption, and placenta accreta” late in pregnancy that may endanger their lives.
“Women in these circumstances may risk extensive blood loss, stroke, and septic shock that could lead to maternal death. Politicians must never require a doctor to wait for a medical condition to worsen and become life-threatening before being able to provide evidence-based care to their patients, including an abortion,” the ACOG said.
Note that the first paragraph of that statement is misleading due to the fact that the author is either woefully ill-informed or spinning. The ACOG is not refuting the reality that elective abortions as such are never necessary to save the life of the mother. There's nothing elective about terminating problematic pregnancies wherein neither the child nor the mother can survive. The pregnancy must be terminated. The baby's life cannot be saved! The emphasis goes to the termination of the pregnancy, not the termination of the baby's life. Unfortunately and unavoidably the termination of the pregnancy also means the termination of the child's life as only the life of the mother can be saved.
It is absolutely never necessary to abort the baby--kill it!--in order to save the mother's life in the late second and the third trimesters. More to the point, abortions are
never performed in response to serious, life-threatening complications at these stages of pregnancy. Fact! This is what the OP is talking about, not the relatively rare instances of ectopic pregnancies that must be terminated via a chemical abortion or the instances of induced miscarriages/labor for the sole purpose of evacuating the womb prior to viability, abortion procedures in effect wherein the child cannot be saved. However, it is very rare that the kind of life-threatening complications listed in the above occur before the child can survive outside the womb. Late-term pregnancies that encounter serious complications are never terminated with abortions! Abortions in these instances would be dangerous, killing mothers left and right, not life-saving.
Hence, as I have written in three other posts regarding the various nuances of the matter:
The notion that any pregnancy besides ectopic pregnancies must be aborted to safeguard the mother's life is a myth, a lie, the political hysteria, the demagoguery of the infanticidal left. Perhaps in the near future medical technology will advance to the point where we can safely and successfully transplant a fertilized ovum lodged in the fallopian tubes, but we're not there yet. An ectopic pregnancy cannot come to term, and must be terminated via a chemically induced abortion.. It is the only pregnancy that must be aborted as such for the sake of the mother's health, to save her life. The baby cannot be saved.
Again here where I outline the caveat, regarding terminations that are in effect abortions prior to viability, those instances when the mother does not favorably respond to the prescribed treatment of serious, life-threatening complications. Again, the actuality is not an elective abortion as such, but a termination of the pregnancy wherein only the mother's life can be saved.
There is never any medical reason to abort a pregnancy for the purpose of saving the mother's life except in the case of ectopic pregnancies. The only other caveat goes to serious complications just prior to viability, and that entails a very complex juncture that may only technically amount to an abortion simply because the developing child is not viable, a situation that amounts to a fraction of one percent of pregnancies, and even in that instance the baby is not aborted as such; rather, the pregnancy is terminated via induced labor. My wife and I know all about this issue in terms of options precisely because we looked at it before attempting to conceive so that we would be armed to make the very best decision that honored God and the sanctity of human life in the event we encountered a problematic pregnancy.
And finally:
Yes, I'm absolutely certain. Late-term terminations of pregnancies for health reasons do not entail abortions at all even though the premi may not survive. The goal is to save the lives of both the child and the mother. There's no such thing as late-term abortions for health reasons. Late-term abortions require several hours of prep in terms of dilation and removal; they involve the use of toxins, invasive, time-consuming procedures. If there is an immediate threat to the life of the mother, you don't walk her into an abortion clinic. She's not walking anywhere. She's in trama, and a hospital sure as hell is not going to wait to perform an abortion! If necessary the physician will either immediately induce labor if possible--the safest, least intrusive option--or immediately perform a C-section. But in most cases, you don't even get to this sort of drama as the very first and safest option is going to involve treatment to stabilize/neutralize the condition and safely bring the pregnancy to term, ending in outpatient treatment and monitoring.
This is precisely why I never talk about this issue in terms of opposing abortion as such. There are in fact instances wherein abortion is a medically and morally legitimate, indeed, necessary, procedure. This is why I always make a distinction between abortions as such and abortions on demand, the latter being utterly unnecessary, evil, murder, the stuff of convenience, narcissism, baby-killing as birth control, my-body-my choice bullshit.