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My grandmother’s story (via paranormal-intercourse)

prochoicetruth:

My grandmother, who’s a devout Christian born in Texas in 1929, has always been very open minded. She’s not racist or homophobic, most likely because as a Mexican she knew what it was like to face discrimination, but she’s extremely pro-choice, and a few years ago she told us why.

When she was a preteen (11-13), she moved to San Francisco and lived in an apartment building for some time, the woman in the apartment next to her was a young single nurse living on her own. This woman was very friendly, hard not to like.

After a while my grandmother noticed she hadn’t seen the nurse in some time, as did other people in the building. Around the time my grandmother was wondering where she went, she began to notice a bad smell coming from what seemed like somewhere in the apartment. As time went on the smell got worse, until her family realized it was coming from the apartment next to them, the nurse’s home.

When they broke the door down they found the nurse dead in her bathroom, the smell was from her body beginning to rot.

Turns out that the nurse had gotten pregnant from a very high up MARRIED doctor at the hospital she worked at. Of course in that time having a baby out of wedlock, especially from a married man, was something extremely shameful, so she had tried to give herself a home abortion and died in the process.

My grandmother never forgot what had happened to the nurse, and that was the reason she was and still is vehemently pro-choice.

When people say shit like “Our generation survived Roe V Wade” it makes me want to tear my hair out. These people, either out of ignorance or just plain stupidity, don’t acknowledge the FACT that Roe V Wade wasn’t the start of abortion, it was the LEGALIZATION of it. 

LEGALIZATION MEANING THAT IT HAD ALREADY BEEN HAPPENING, NOW IT WAS JUST LEGAL TO DO IT.


Before Roe V Wade women like my grandmother’s neighbor were dying or being mutilated by home abortions or unlicensed doctors. Women are going to get abortions whether it’s legal or not, the best thing you can do for them is to give them a safe, clean environment with a licensed doctor and good moral support.

Anything less is simply a death sentence.

(Source: choosechoice)

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    This. I feel like people keep forgetting that abortions happened anyway. Thousands of women died. That’s why it was...
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    It’s stories like this that make me sad people can’t understand why I’m so vehemently pro-choice. I’ll have to try...
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    yeaaahhhh reading comprehension is not your strong point I’m done here
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    It’s a pity story. Not one that was made up. I’m not stupid, I know shit like this happens and, believe me, I wish it...
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