How the actual fuck do you know that 'feminists like me' don't focus on prevention as well it's just that the OP was about abortions. Amazing though it may seem, it is possible to want more than one thing at once. In fact, I'm pretty sure one my posts further up said that ready access to reliable and safe contraception was the best way to lower abortion rates AND that no one thinks abortion is a 'good' thing, just that's it's necessary and shouldn't be difficult to access.
I spend far more of my time focusing on providing adequate sex education in schools and ways of getting parents to take some responsibility for preparing their kids for being an adult than I do on talking about access to abortions.
So, again, stop making assumptions.
That's your day job, and it's a meanigful job, indeed.
But as far as postmodern feminist ideology (you seem to embrace it too, as you often said) is concerned:
I find it to be more focused on issues about power, than on addressing disadvantage by any means necessary.
As does intersectionality theory.