another sad story in the big bad world (ii)

Bad news and sad stories are like Pringles ("once you start, you can't stop").
Once they start coming, they just don't stop.

Following yesterday's pregnant girl story, the blogging doctor's latest post is so aptly "Until Months Later".

Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.Pro-life.Pro-choice.

I say:
Pro-human right to choose what is right for us without fear of moral judgment or social ridicule.
Anti-nanny state mentality.

Time to learn from the French.
They get everything right when they put their minds to it.
Sex, love, and now baby-making.


A 10-week foetus as seen in the womb.

Watch National Geographic's "In The Womb".
Premiering in Singapore on 19 Aug 2005 on the National Geographic Channel (Ch 11) at 10pm, repeated telecast at 2am the next morning.

Who says there is equality of the sexes?
The existence of pregnancy and abortion means that men and women will never be equal.

I am so angry now.
Damn.