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Woman experiences possible uterine perforation at Planned Parenthood in New York
A woman was injured recently at a Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Hempstead, New York. The abortion business called 911 to report that the 28-year-old's uterus was possibly perforated in the middle of an abortion procedure.
A 28-year-old woman experienced a possible perforated uterus at a Planned Parenthood in New York.
Planned Parenthood asked the ambulance to arrive at a side door, so as not to attract attention to the dangers of abortion.
Abortion carries many risks, but most women are unaware of the dangers.
Operation Rescue has received audio transcripts of two 911 calls placed from the Planned Parenthood in Hempstead on July 16. Both calls refer to the same patient — a 28-year-old woman who was said to be in "stable" condition, but needed a transport to the hospital because her uterus was likely perforated during her abortion procedure.
Pro-life watchdog group Operation Rescue notes that although the Planned Parenthood caller emphasized that the woman was "stable," that's not to say she wasn't in danger.
"In medical terms, stable does not mean uninjured or out of danger, and a possible uterine perforation is not something that can or should simply be brushed aside," the organization pointed out.
Notably, the first 911 caller asked the responding ambulance to arrive at a side door. This is a common tactic when abortion facilities call for ambulance transport, as they don't want to attract attention with ambulances arriving at the front.
“This is surreal,” said Operation Rescue president Troy Newman. “After a woman suffers possible uterine perforation and an ambulance is summoned for hospital transport, it is inexcusable to trivialize an emergency. By telling emergency personnel to please use the ‘little side driveway,’ abortion staff were possibly thwarting logistical help for a serious medical situation."
Though they are rarely reported in the mainstream media, abortion injuries happen with alarming frequency.
Within the last several months, Live Action News has shared stories of multiple abortion injuries in Illinois, Colorado, and Rhode Island. These injuries are often only discovered by the pro-life movement because pro-life sidewalk counselors and other advocates are on the ground, witnessing the arrival of ambulances at facilities.
Many women book abortion appointments without realizing the real risks of abortion. Cervical or uterine tear, hemorrhage, incomplete abortion, infection, and sepsis are just some of the dangers.
Some women have even died after botched abortions, including Cree Erwin-Sheppard, Keisha Atkins, Holly Patterson, Laura Hope Smith, Marla Cardamone, Christin Gilbert, and Lexi Arguello.
Abortion is a dangerous procedure that ends one life, and risks another. While supporters call it "health care," nothing could be further from the truth.
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Woman experiences possible uterine perforation at Planned Parenthood in New York
A woman was injured recently at a Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Hempstead, New York. The abortion business called 911 to report that the 28-year-old's uterus was possibly perforated in the middle of an abortion procedure.
A 28-year-old woman experienced a possible perforated uterus at a Planned Parenthood in New York.
Planned Parenthood asked the ambulance to arrive at a side door, so as not to attract attention to the dangers of abortion.
Abortion carries many risks, but most women are unaware of the dangers.
Operation Rescue has received audio transcripts of two 911 calls placed from the Planned Parenthood in Hempstead on July 16. Both calls refer to the same patient — a 28-year-old woman who was said to be in "stable" condition, but needed a transport to the hospital because her uterus was likely perforated during her abortion procedure.
Pro-life watchdog group Operation Rescue notes that although the Planned Parenthood caller emphasized that the woman was "stable," that's not to say she wasn't in danger.
"In medical terms, stable does not mean uninjured or out of danger, and a possible uterine perforation is not something that can or should simply be brushed aside," the organization pointed out.
Notably, the first 911 caller asked the responding ambulance to arrive at a side door. This is a common tactic when abortion facilities call for ambulance transport, as they don't want to attract attention with ambulances arriving at the front.
“This is surreal,” said Operation Rescue president Troy Newman. “After a woman suffers possible uterine perforation and an ambulance is summoned for hospital transport, it is inexcusable to trivialize an emergency. By telling emergency personnel to please use the ‘little side driveway,’ abortion staff were possibly thwarting logistical help for a serious medical situation."
Though they are rarely reported in the mainstream media, abortion injuries happen with alarming frequency.
Within the last several months, Live Action News has shared stories of multiple abortion injuries in Illinois, Colorado, and Rhode Island. These injuries are often only discovered by the pro-life movement because pro-life sidewalk counselors and other advocates are on the ground, witnessing the arrival of ambulances at facilities.
Many women book abortion appointments without realizing the real risks of abortion. Cervical or uterine tear, hemorrhage, incomplete abortion, infection, and sepsis are just some of the dangers.
Some women have even died after botched abortions, including Cree Erwin-Sheppard, Keisha Atkins, Holly Patterson, Laura Hope Smith, Marla Cardamone, Christin Gilbert, and Lexi Arguello.
Abortion is a dangerous procedure that ends one life, and risks another. While supporters call it "health care," nothing could be further from the truth.
Live Action News is pro-life news and commentary from a pro-life perspective.
Our work is possible because of our donors. Please consider giving to further our work of changing hearts and minds on issues of life and human dignity.
Contact editor@liveaction.org for questions, corrections, or if you are seeking permission to reprint any Live Action News content.
Guest Articles: To submit a guest article to Live Action News, email editor@liveaction.org with an attached Word document of 800-1000 words. Please also attach any photos relevant to your submission if applicable. If your submission is accepted for publication, you will be notified within three weeks. Guest articles are not compensated (see our Open License Agreement). Thank you for your interest in Live Action News!
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