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<blockquote data-quote="Frankie&amp;#039;s Friend" data-source="post: 3932853">If you Google the article above or any late term abortion stats you can easily see that it is 20 weeks and beyond.Do I have to do your work for you?&quot;Due date&quot; as you attached to your statement about doubting many if any are killed close to that &quot;deadline&quot; is fluid. Really.I have a relative that got toxemia during two of her pregnancies and her children were &quot;born&quot; at 3 lbs (roughly) and incubated until they could go home.If they werent taken early they could&#039;ve died so their &quot;due date&quot; was at about 20 weeks.They&#039;re 3 yrs apart in age and healthy children. In fact they&#039;re pretty ornery healthy.The difference is they had a mom (who almost went blind due to toxemia) who loved her children (not fetuses) enough to hold on until they could survive without her.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frankie's Friend, post: 3932853"] If you Google the article above or any late term abortion stats you can easily see that it is 20 weeks and beyond. Do I have to do your work for you? "Due date" as you attached to your statement about doubting many if any are killed close to that "deadline" is fluid. Really. I have a relative that got toxemia during two of her pregnancies and her children were "born" at 3 lbs (roughly) and incubated until they could go home. If they werent taken early they could've died so their "due date" was at about 20 weeks. They're 3 yrs apart in age and healthy children. In fact they're pretty ornery healthy. The difference is they had a mom (who almost went blind due to toxemia) who loved her children (not fetuses) enough to hold on until they could survive without her. [/QUOTE]

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