koshergrl
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Organs are not viable for transplant. It is tissue viable for research and even to develop vaccines that save lives.
Something good out of something unfortunate.
Unless you happen to be the unfortunate woman who is put at risk for the more painful, stressful, dangerous and illegal procedure that they use in order to obtain those items for sale.
It's not higher risk.
It's not dangerous.
The procedure itself is not illegal.
What's illegal is changing the procedure you would routinely use.
It is higher risk.
It is painful.
The procedure is illegal.
They are changing the procedure to accommodate baby selling.
And I have repeatedly confirmed that with various independent and qualified sources.
You should stop lying. You make usmb look bad.
This was the conversation:
āIf our usual technique is suction, at 10 to 12 weeks, and we switch to using an IPAS or something with less suction, and increase the odds that it will come out as an intact specimen, then weāre kind of violating the protocol that says to the patient, āWeāre not doing anything different in our care of you,'ā she says.
Gatter: So thatās an interesting concept. Let me explain to you a little bit of a problem, which may not be a big problem, if our usual technique is suction, at 10 to 12 weeks, and we switch to using an IPAS or something with less suction, and increase the odds that it will come out as an intact specimen, then weāre kind of violating the protocol that says to the patient, āWeāre not doing anything different in our care of you.ā Now to me, thatās kind of a specious little argument and I wouldnāt object to asking Ian, whoās our surgeon who does the cases, to use an IPAS at that gestational age in order to increase the odds that heās going to get an intact specimen, but I do need to throw it out there as a concern. Because the patient is signing something and weāre signing something saying that weāre not changing anything with the way weāre managing you, just because we agree to give tissue. Youāve heard that before.
CMP: Yes. Itās touchy. How do you feel about that?
Gatter: I think theyāre both totally appropriate techniques, thereās no difference in pain involved, I donāt think the patients would care one iota. So yeah, Iām not making a fuss about that.
CMP: Mhm. IPAS is the manual suction, right?
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It is not illegal.
What they do is illegal, and what all three of the directors talked about was illegal. Altering the procedure (to partial birth abortion) in order to facilitate lucrative harvest. Lucrative for PP. Not for the woman, who has her feet up in the stirrups, doped, in pain, coerced and afraid. She gets nothing. She thinks the people slicing and dicing her are competent...instead of non-certified, disgraced, non-M.D. drug addicts that are the norm for PP abortionists.