Abortion is a deliberate causing of premature birth before seven month. Teen abortion is legal in all states, though some require parental notification or permission. At a time when schools are not allowed to give students aspirin without parental permission, teenage abortion, the killing of an innocent life is allowed without permission in over 20 states. In Minnesota, teenage abortion has declined since the passing of parental notification laws in the 1980’s (American Journal of Public Health, “Impact of the Minnesota Parental Notification Law on Abortions and Births”, March 1991).
By 1992, 29 states had inacted parental notification and consent laws and each of these states are now showing declining teenage abortion percentage. This reveals that parents wanting to protect their children chose to allow the birth of their teenager’s infants rather than choosing to abort these babies. Teen abortion is a decision that will impact in your life dramatically, whether to decide to abort or to decide to give birth. Once an abortion has been done, it can’t be undone. The infant is dead.
So take the time to think and know wha you are doing to your body and to the life inside your body. If you decide to carry the child and bring the child into this world, you will endure some criticism, inconvenience, and the greatest joy God had given us here on earth, teen abortion had many risks. Studies have proven that abortion may lead to an increased chanced of Breast Cancer, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, Depression, and the contraction of Viral Hepatitis, not to mention death due to excessive bleeding or other complications. Teenage abortion will affect you well into the future.
Initially, you will feel cramping as the excess blood is discharging from your body-similar, but not as strong as the pains felt during labor and delivery. This physical effect may cause you to feel an emotional emptines you have never felt before. This emptiness is the beginning that studies say can last a lifetime. Teen abortion kills an innocent life. The advocates of the “Pro-Choice” movement choose to ignore the risks involved in having teenager’s abortion and deny the moral and religious implications arising from the biological reality of abortion.
