Woman Sues Abortionists for Child Support

[busybody..]

Some "people"

Have no shame


Woman Sues Abortionists for Child Support


Jennifer Raper gave birth to a baby girl in December of 2004. She thought she had successfully aborted that daughter in April of that same year for "financial reasons". She is now suing two doctors at Planned Parenthood for "child-rearing costs".

"Dr. Allison Bryant, a physician working for Planned Parenthood at the time, performed the procedure on April 9, 2004, but it ”was not done properly, causing the plaintiff to remain pregnant,” according to the complaint.

Raper alleges in the suit that Planned Parenthood and Bryant were negligent for failing to end her pregnancy and that Eleonu was negligent for failing to see she was still pregnant.

As with all medical malpractice suits in Massachusetts, Raper’s complaint will have to be screened by a tribunal consisting of a Superior Court judge, a lawyer, and a doctor to determine whether it has merit to go to trial." (source)

Italian courts have blocked these so-called "Wrongful birth" or Wrongful Life" lawsuits... Wrongful birth? I’m wondering what the pro-choice crowd thinks about lawsuits like this…

I want to know more about the daughter. Does she love her? Does she regret that she's alive or is it all about the money? What will she tell her about her birth? What will she do when her daughter is old enough to Google her name?

She could have given the baby up for adoption. Imagine growing up with the woman that sued because you lived...?!

And, right now in Italy, a baby struggles to hang onto life in an intensive care unit. The parents were told the baby had "abnormalities" and the mother was admitted last week for a late-term abortion. The abortion failed and the baby, though premature, has no abnormalities.

"The baby, who weighed 500 grams (17oz), was resuscitated and found not to have any deformity. It had a cerebral haemorrhage, but it was not immediately clear if the haemorrhage was because of the attempted abortion.
The Italian news agency Ansa yesterday reported that the child's parents were "in shock". (source)

Unfortunately, can't tell from the article if the baby is still alive...

 

[crazybbwgirl]

What's Eleonu? The woman couldn't tell she was still pregant? All that kicking and stuff?

 

[Andraste]

when the condom tore, when the morning after pill failed, when the fact that we were moving house meant that i found it impossible to get booked for an abortoin, i decided he was meant to be.

i might tell him in the future, he was stuborn and determined to be with me and i love him all the more for that.

but never again!!!

 

[Andraste]

What's Eleonu? The woman couldn't tell she was still pregant? All that kicking and stuff?

by the time they're kicking & showing, isn't it too late for a routune abortion?

 

[crazybbwgirl]

by the time they're kicking & showing, isn't it too late for a routune abortion?

6 months right? Don't they kick before 6 months? (can't remember back that far...)

 

[garbage can]

by the time they're kicking & showing, isn't it too late for a routune abortion?

Here in the States, you can still get a partial birth abortion.

 

[Andraste]

Here in the States, you can still get a partial birth abortion.

oh god, i forgot.

those make me cringe...i'm amazed they're legal.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Hi Busy,

Did your parents ever get their check?

 

[crazybbwgirl]

oh god, i forgot.

those make me cringe...i'm amazed they're legal.

But here would be a perfect example of someone needing one...

 

[wickedlady31]

....

Some "people"

Have no shame


Woman Sues Abortionists for Child Support


Jennifer Raper gave birth to a baby girl in December of 2004. She thought she had successfully aborted that daughter in April of that same year for "financial reasons". She is now suing two doctors at Planned Parenthood for "child-rearing costs".

"Dr. Allison Bryant, a physician working for Planned Parenthood at the time, performed the procedure on April 9, 2004, but it ”was not done properly, causing the plaintiff to remain pregnant,” according to the complaint.

Raper alleges in the suit that Planned Parenthood and Bryant were negligent for failing to end her pregnancy and that Eleonu was negligent for failing to see she was still pregnant.

As with all medical malpractice suits in Massachusetts, Raper’s complaint will have to be screened by a tribunal consisting of a Superior Court judge, a lawyer, and a doctor to determine whether it has merit to go to trial." (source)

Italian courts have blocked these so-called "Wrongful birth" or Wrongful Life" lawsuits... Wrongful birth? I’m wondering what the pro-choice crowd thinks about lawsuits like this…

I want to know more about the daughter. Does she love her? Does she regret that she's alive or is it all about the money? What will she tell her about her birth? What will she do when her daughter is old enough to Google her name?

She could have given the baby up for adoption. Imagine growing up with the woman that sued because you lived...?!

And, right now in Italy, a baby struggles to hang onto life in an intensive care unit. The parents were told the baby had "abnormalities" and the mother was admitted last week for a late-term abortion. The abortion failed and the baby, though premature, has no abnormalities.

"The baby, who weighed 500 grams (17oz), was resuscitated and found not to have any deformity. It had a cerebral haemorrhage, but it was not immediately clear if the haemorrhage was because of the attempted abortion.
The Italian news agency Ansa yesterday reported that the child's parents were "in shock". (source)

Unfortunately, can't tell from the article if the baby is still alive...

I am in a crap ass mood and this article just tops the cake with ignorance and stupidity. This woman needs to get aborted...ha

 

[marshalt]

She thought she had successfully aborted that daughter in April of that same year for "financial reasons".

I'm going to be sick...

 

[busybody..]

wonder how the case will turn out

 

[wickedlady31]

...

maybe a pro lifer will shoot her...*shrugs shoulder*

 

[bisexplicit]

I'm going to be sick...

I'm pro-choice, but, honestly, how can someone be so cold-hearted?

 

[Andraste]

I'm pro-choice, but, honestly, how can someone be so cold-hearted?

someone who couldn't afford to eat when late pregnancy & post natal forced them to stop working?

 

[busybody..]

then give the baby up for adoption

NOT SUE SOMEONE FOR NOT KILLING THE BABY!

 

[bisexplicit]

someone who couldn't afford to eat when late pregnancy & post natal forced them to stop working?

Is that the case in this situation?

I haven't heard anything else about it. If /that/ is true, then it's more understandable.

 

[busybody..]

Is that the case in this situation?

I haven't heard anything else about it. If /that/ is true, then it's more understandable.

she hasnt an idea

she made that up

to COVER UP!

 

[Emerald Eyed]

when the condom tore, when the morning after pill failed, when the fact that we were moving house meant that i found it impossible to get booked for an abortoin, i decided he was meant to be.

i might tell him in the future, he was stuborn and determined to be with me and i love him all the more for that.

but never again!!!

I don't think telling him would be a good idea

 

[Spider Rand]

I'm pro-choice, but, honestly, how can someone be so cold-hearted?

I wonder that everytime I hear someone is pro-choice.
Someone capable of killing their child is capable of anything.

Remember this:
https://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?p=20411690#post20411690

There was a doctor on Nightline a few years ago, back when Ted Koppel was still the host, who advocated abortion up until the child was age three. He said there was no significant difference between a child under three and a monkey, that therefore a child could not be considered a human being until that age, and should only have the rights and protections of an animal prior to that.

With pregnancy being treated more and more like a disease, and people unwilling to tolerate children acting like children(i.e. way overprescribing A.D.H.D. medications); I fully expect to see postnatal/postpartum abortion legal in my lifetime, but it will probably be limited to one year of age in America, as that will be an easier sell.

I think if you believe that, you're insane.

I would support that
far to many people are having children and just can't care for them
ad we've seen the results of foster homes

Do I support it: No
Do I think it will happen:Yes
It doesn't matter if something is right or wrong, If enough people support it, it will become law. All to often you hear people say it would have been better for someone to have been aborted than abused, neglected, unloved, or even poor.

I grew up abused, hated by some who should have loved me, and rather poor. My father wanted me aborted, and did everything he could to try and convince my mother to do it. I would never chose not to be here, but kids don't get to make that choice.

Euthanasia is already legal in parts of the world, and the assisted suicide laws here are but the first step to that. Killing is considered a kindess by too many people.

Poeple will justify anything that makes their lives easier in the long run.
When enough people think like this poster below, it will happen. Their numbers grow every day.

I would support that
far to many people are having children and just can't care for them
ad we've seen the results of foster homes

would you rather have emotionaly and phyicaly crippled children, or fewer but far happier and well cared for children?

in my opionin if abortion was legal and safe in africa, they would be much better off, same as if they started using birth control. less children, easier to care for them, as a result they're healthier, and even more easy to care for
compared to 5 or more sick starving children

I know quite a few people who grew up in similar situations or were the products of similar households, and pretty much across the board, they feel similarly about this.
Clearly, there are way too many unwanted kids in the world as it is. Animals make the tough decisions like this all the time. If there aren't enough resources to go around, they take the live of one of the litter.

What's more cold, ending a potential existence, or dooming that existence to poverty and destitution?

To be clear; are you advocating pre-natal or post-natal termination?

Both.

I highly doubt that strangulation would be allowed. If anything, it would be a medical procedure.

My emotions trump logic on this concern. Euthanizing an infant seems wrong to me.

Regardless, there have existed societies where most women don't develop attachments to their infants until they have passed age two. With a high infant mortality rate, it simply is much more expected for deaths to occur. In a society like that, I doubt infanticide would provoke the same negative feelings. (I wish I had a link or a name of where this occurred, but I do not, sorry.)

With my first post, you stated I was crazy for believing that postnatal/postpartum abortion would become legal. Less than a page later after reading posts by others in favor of it, you began to doubt your own opinion, saying your "emotions trump logic" on the matter, as if killing a child is logical.

I've said it before, I'll say it again. ANYTHING can be rationalized.

 

[Andraste]

I don't think telling him would be a good idea

i was joking.

sheesh!

 

[Andraste]

Is that the case in this situation?

I haven't heard anything else about it. If /that/ is true, then it's more understandable.

we don't know.

which is my point.

it's easy to judge when you don't know what choices she had.

 

[Emerald Eyed]

i was joking.

sheesh!

You might want to make your humor a bit more clear to us non mind reading folks.

As you know on LIT, this like this actually do happen ya know.

 

[Andraste]

You might want to make your humor a bit more clear to us non mind reading folks.

As you know on LIT, this like this actually do happen ya know.

i assume everyone gets me...and 9/10 i'm proven that they don't.

meh *shrug*

 

[busybody..]

we don't know.

which is my point.

it's easy to judge when you don't know what choices she had.

even if YOUR premise is correct

to do what she is doing is BARBARIC

assuming the kid is alive

how would THAT impact him/her in life?