"The way I offer information is going outside clinics( standing on the public sidewalk) and say" Would you like some info on choices other than abortion?" These choices range from what an ultrasound is, where to get assistance, CareNet in Glenn Ellyn, the developing fetus, adoption, etc.... I don't try to restrict that at all for women, I just offer information that they will not get once they are inside the clinic. I believe this should be open dialouge and debate."

Tara,

When a woman enters a clinic, she's made up her mind. She's thought of all her possibilities, in her head, with her partner, family and/or friends. She doesn't need you, a stranger to her lifestyle, telling her how it is. You are not a friend, nor are you a doctor, to tell someone the so called MANY risks involved with abortion would be speculation, not FACT. Women are given the risks involved and offered answers to any questions they have, THEN they have the procedure. Just like you used the pregnancy to term agrument, you never had an abortion, so you wouldn't know how the process goes.

To argue the money issue is invalid because living in a capitalist society, people profit off of people. A surgeon, a family practitioner, a pre-natal care are ALL health care that profit off of people. Until healthcare is free and abortions still cost an arm and a leg (like most healthcare goes), then your argument will be justified.

If I would have saw you the day I had my abortion, my partner would have had to force me off of you as I was beating your head into the ground. I knew my options, I weighed out all the factors, made up my choice and wasn't going to take any heckling. Lucky for you, I didn't go to AAnchor Health Center. Although, I wouldn't mind doing that any day, having an abortion or not.

All the arguments have been debated, can we just call 'WAR' now and end this for good?