| Prenatal Discrimination | |
How can we build a society where people with disabilities are welcome and integrated if we're destroying them in utero?
Abortion, Suffering, and the Chinese Widow
The anencephaly abortion
"The Bad Baby Blues"
Better Off Dead?
Cleft lip abortion done 'in good faith'
"The Doctors Are Often Wrong"
Doctors: Don't Want No Short People Round Here
Fetal Diagnoses Leading to Unnecessary Abortions
France upholds 'right not to be born'
"Freaks" Teaches Pro Life Lesson
Just what constitues "fetal indications?"
The Limitations of Medical Prognistications
Mothers speak: Physicians often fall short when delivering a down syndrome diagnosis
"My Personal Abortion Story"
New Study Fuels Controversy Over Down Syndrome Abortions
Parents 'misled over gene disorders'
The Personal is Political
"Picture Perfect"
Prenatal Diagnoses: Specific Conditions
Prenatal Diagnoses: Suppport/Resources
Quo Vadis? Professor Lejeune's Legacy
The reward for resisting the pressure
What's the Scoop on Baby Doe Laws?
When Life is Short
When The Future Looks Bleak
The wrong person is on trial here
A Chinese legend has lessons for women contemplating abortion today.
Many bloggers were outraged that a Navy wife had to pay for her baby with anencephaly to be killed in-utero. I respond by pointing out a compassionate alternative.
Reflections on abortion of handicapped children.
Jay Webber of First Things looks at the idea of a life worth living.
Doctors and health officials will consider whether more guidance on abortions is needed after two doctors authorised a late abortion on a foetus with a cleft lip and palate.
Babies who surprised everybody.
Randy Newman was only joking when he sang, "Short people got no reason to live." But this is no laughing matter; doctors polled overwhelmingly support abortion for fetuses with dwarfism.
Recent research again uncovers parents seeking abortion after being given false and misleading information about their unborn children.
Prejudice against those with congnital disabilities prompts court support of the idea that death is better than life with a disability.
How can a film that was censored for half a century teach us about ourselves?
From the bogus to the trivial.
A caveat about maternal and fetal indications for abortion.
A survey of mothers in the January issue of Pediatrics found that physicians remain overwhelmingly negative in communicating a diagnosis of Down syndrome in newborn infants.
Sometimes it's all a mother can do to protect her child from eager doctors.
The study published in the March issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology shows that many pregnant women receive only negative information from medical professionals when a prenatal diagnosis reveals a potential for giving birth to a baby with Down syndrome.
Some parents are given misleading information when they are first informed that their unborn child has a sex chromosome disorder, researchers say. Some women may be deciding to have abortions on the back of this poor advice.
The author, a prochoice woman, takes on Ayelet Waldman's piece justfying her decision to abort her baby because he wasn't "normal."
The Politics of Prenatal Testing, from First Things.
Your Pro Life Guide brings links and information about specific conditions often diagnosed prenatally.
Your Pro Life Guide brings links providing support and information to parents and families of children with birth defects.
A man with Down Syndrome, when confronted with Jerome Lejuene's death, wonders, "Who will protect me?"
Lori's doctor and insurance company exerted so much pressure to abort that Lori had to resort to threats in order to get medical care for herself and the "doomed" fetus.
Are women being pressured into unwanted abortions by fear of forced futile care? From your Pro Life Guide.
How proponents of late abortions turn women's tragedies into a public relations coup.
Are things always as grim as they seem? Encouragement from your Pro Life Guide.
These people were so unfairly distressed and abused by the medical professionals, pressured into an abortion on the grounds that children with this disorder should never be born. While still in shock, the father then kills the older child, too.