Month: April 2013

Luhra Tivis who worked for the late George Tiller (late term abortionist) said the following:

“One of the ways he runs the clinic is, he’s got nursing staff that are nurse’s aides and LPNs who work in the exam rooms, where they do the sonograms, and they take blood for the bloodwork, and then he’s got the nurse practitioner, who goes down in the basement with him. And then he’s got an RN that stays at the motel overnight with them. He’s got people compartmentalized. And then there’s the office staff, who never have anything to do with the medical side. I was the only one on the office staff who regularly handled the medical records and typed them up. So he has people compartmentalized, so they don’t all have the facts of what’s going on. They just see their own little section. That way, he keeps them from getting too upset about what’s going on.”

Rachel M MacNair, PhD. Achieving Peace in the Abortion War (New York: iUniverse, 2009)29

According to one abortion doctor:

“Prior to the passing of the abortion law, I don’t think there was ever a patient came to my office in the last 10 years who wanted an abortion and couldn’t get one, if they could afford to pay for it. And a perfectly legal one. For $100 the patient went to the psychiatrist and he would say, “You’re going to kill yourself if you don’t have this abortion?” “Yes.” “Okay, goodbye.” Then he dictates a nice long letter she’s suicidal. Two psychiatrists, $200. It was a farce.”

Magda Denes, PhD. In Necessity and Sorrow: Life and Death in an Abortion Hospital (New York: Basic Books inc 1976) 226