Showing posts with label Pregnancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pregnancy. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
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Tuesday, April 04, 2017
The GOP In Texas Paases A Bill Allowing Doctors To Lie To Pregnant Women
Photo Credit: Bill Day
Monday, January 11, 2016
Maybe It's A Conspiracy, But It's A Theory, Too
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Friday, June 26, 2015
The Daily Hypocrite: The Abstinence Spokeswoman Is Pregnant ... And Unwed ... Again!
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
The Height of GOP Stupidity, Part Seven: In Arizona, Women Are Considered Pregnant Two Weeks BEFORE Conception
I used to think Jan Brewer, racist, ignorant, and downright stupid, governor of Arizona, was the height of GOP stupidity, but I've recently discovered an entire legislature of lunatics in the Grand Canyon State, aka The empty Noggin State.
See, the Arizona Legislature has passed three incredibly harsh anti-abortion bills last week, including one that defines pregnancy as....wait for it...it's pretty amazing....two weeks before conception. I am admittedly a little dense in the internal workings of the womenfolk of the world--having kept my distance my whole life--but, um, pregnancy happens before conception?
It will, from now on in Arizona, because now it reduces the legal window of when a woman may have an abortion.
Arizona state Representative, Democrat, and a doctor, Matt Heinz does not want the state to set the gestational age since science could not provide a precise one. “I imagine it will be a legal dispute. How can a judge determine gestational age? If medical science can only determine gestational age to within 10-14 days, how can a superior court judge do it?”
Apparently, the wingnut contingent in Arizona thinks there are smarter than scientists and doctors, and thinks judges are, as well.
Now, this asshatted display of lunacy isn't the only anti-abortion bill to pass in Ari-Crazy. In addition to that bill that would prohibit abortions after the 18th week of pregnancy, the GOP-controlled House also passed a bill to protect doctors from being sued if they withhold health information about a pregnancy that might cause a woman to seek an abortion; and a bill to mandate that how school curriculums address the topic of unwanted pregnancies.
The 18th week bill has a sentence that defines gestational age as “calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period of the pregnant woman,” which would move the beginning of a pregnancy up two weeks prior to conception.
Lucky women, now they are pregnant before they actually conceive a child.
In Arizona at any rate. No word on whether wingnut Governor Jan "Eva Braun" Brewer will sign or veto any of these three bills.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Careful What You Think

Ah, only in America can things like this happen.
Out in Iowa, Christine Taylor was pregnant, already the mother of two, and splitting up with her husband. As is her right, she considered the options available to her as a soon-to-be single mother; she thought about abortion, but decided against it; she thought about giving up the baby for adoption, but changed her mind. She decided that, going through a divorce, having a child, being unemployed, would be the right path for her.
As is her right.
Then one day everything went crazy. See, Christine Taylor had just gotten off the phone from a very argumentative conversation with her estranged husband. She became dizzy then fell down a flight of stairs in her home. She called 911, and paramedics arrived quickly enough and declared her healthy. But, since she was pregnant with her third child, Christine Taylor thought she should see a doctor, and they took her to the local emergency room.
It was there that the world, at least Christine Taylor's world, went nuts.
Worried, and alone, Christine Taylor confided in the nurse treating her about her situation; she told the woman that she hadn't always been sure she'd wanted to keep this baby, now that she was out of work and soon-to-be divorced; she mentioned that she had considered adoption and abortion. She was just venting to someone she thought might have a compassionate ear.
Not so; that nurse summoned a doctor, who questioned Christine further about her thoughts on ending the pregnancy, and the next thing Christine Taylor knew, she was being arrested for attempted feticide, which, according to Iowa state law, is trying "to intentionally terminate a human pregnancy, with the knowledge and voluntary consent of the pregnant person, after the end of the second trimester of the pregnancy." Apparently the nurse and doctor thought she had thrown herself down the stairs on purpose.
Christine Taylor spent two days in jail before being released. Yes, a pregnant woman was jailed because she'd thought about abortion, and then fell down some stairs a couple of months later.
After a nearly month-long investigation, the District Attorney declined to prosecute Christine Taylor. Now, the DA didn't come to his decision because it seemed moronic to prosecute a women for thinking; no, the decision was made because it came to light that Taylor was late in her second trimester when she fell, not early in her third as the nurse and doctor had thought.
See, it's okay in Iowa to fall down a flight of stairs in the first two-thirds of your pregnancy, but after the last third begins, well, it's the slammer for you. But, what for me, feels even more disgusting, is that this woman thought she was speaking confidentially and compassionately with the staff at her local hospital. How does a doctor-patient conversation get handed over to the police department?
Thought police?
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Kate v Jessica
from Shakesville
Two Hollywood actresses are new mothers, yet they have completely different views on their post-pregnancy bodies:
Kate Winslet speaking with Cynthia McFadden on Nightline:
"I've decided I am going to start loving my backside. I don't know anyone who does that, you know? And for my daughter I want to be able to say to her, I love this, I love this, look, my belly does this because I had you guys and this is what happens to breasts when you nurse two children."
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