Abortion is a woman right!

It is NO ONE's business what I do with my body. Abortion is a legal procedure and I certainly hope that it stays that way. A bunch of old men have no business legislating it away. Sometimes people (even married ones!) do everything right and still wind up pregnant. They shouldn't be forced to have a child that they don't want.

Abortion is a woman's right. Period. That law should never be overturned. If it were, there would be many illegal abortions going on. And that is not safe. I was raised catholic but I don't think abortion is a bad thing. There are many instances that they are needed. And with the technology we have today things are way better. I don't know what they think on the right. Is it that if the law was overturned that women would stop having abortions? That won't happen. But look, what's going to be is gong to be. I am on the woman's see with this issue.

I think that a woman who has been raped should have the right of abortion. I would not like to keep a child of someone who raped me.

I am pro life and believe abortion is the murder of a pre-born life.

I do not agree with abortion and would never have one myself. However, I do believe that everyone should have the right to make informed decisions about their own bodies and future. It is not for us to pass judgement on a decision which is probably not made as easily as we assume.

I believe in not letting someone else make the choice for a woman. I don't like abortion. I'm a softie: I'd like to see more children born to loving homes where they're wanted and where they can be raised without distress. I wish there were fewer of abortions, but I believe the way that is achieved is through education and through the availability to reliable birth control methods on the one hand and through a woman's access to education and meaningful employment on the other. Legislating against abortion, trying to suppress information or make birth control devices unavailable will not end abortion. I can almost guarantee these measures will increase the number of abortions. Some of the attempts to "inform" women of the contraceptive choices they make are ludicrous. I was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in December. Happily, it's one of the more treatable forms of cancer. It requires a hysterectomy, but (so the doctor told me) 80% of women need no further treatment—no radiation, no chemotherapy. I fell into that 80%. I came home with three Band-Aids on my belly and that was about it. But before they could perform the surgery, I had to sign a form acknowledging my understanding that this was a PERMANENT procedure. Once they removed my uterus, there was no putting it back in. Ya think? Okay... off the soapbox.

Life begins at conception, abortion is a sin before God. Regardless of the circumstances that caused the pregnancy, life should be spared.. there is no UNLESS.

i am against abortion as its killing an Innocent baby instead educate women to only get pregnant when they plan to raise a family women do need to learn to be responsible

The right of an unborn child has no say? The unborn doesn't get a choice in being killed either. Yes, I'm against abortion as there are many couples who are unable to conceive. Planned Parenthood should make adoption available instead of abortion,

You should only get an abortion if your life is in danger. You can always put the baby up for adoption if you do not want it.

I'm pro-choice.

I think women should make sure to give their girls confidence in themselves to save themselves for marriage, if they become active before then hey need to be on birth control. I do not believe in abortion either.

For me, abortion is circumstantial. Different people, different situations, different choices. But taking away the choice altogether is not okay in my opinion.

It is 100% up to the woman. I've been responsible for two that I am aware of. I was not aware of either until after the fact, but it wasn't my decision to make. Either time.

I am pro-life but I understand that there may be valid reasons to abort a child. People's opinions on 'valid reasons' may differ. For example, I would say that a serious risk to life or knowing that the child has no chance of survival might be valid reasons. I wouldn't say that not wanting the child is a valid reason, although some people might. Having legal abortion is, in some ways, a good thing because it means that it is there in exceptional circumstances, and it means that women do not have to hide or take risks associated with getting an illegal abortion. I think it's sad and unfortunate that it seems, for some, such an easy thing to do and is used instead of contraception. But there are plenty of others who deliberate endlessly over such a decision. What I do not agree with is a group of men being able to dictate what women are allowed to do. I also take issue with people assuming that anyone who disagrees with abortion only does so because they are religious. I'm not religious. My morals and ethics do not come from religion. I simply don't understand why someone would choose to deliberately kill another human being just because they seem them as an inconvenience.

I don't think it's right for me but I can't speak for others. It's a big decision to make.

Not just a right, but a decision of the women.