They said it.
Peter Bours, abortionist, on deaths from the abortion pill:
“None of these women should be dying; it’s shocking,” said Dr. Peter Bours, an abortion provider in Portland, Ore., who is the New York Times said rethinking whether to offer pill-based, or medical, abortions
Gardiner Harris “Some doctors voice worry over abortion pills’ safety”. New York Times April 1, 2006
Share on FacebookPatricia Baird-Windle
abortion clinic owner
Florida Today Abortion provider Patricia Baird-Windle reflects on her career, her choices, Interview by Pam Platt, 8-29-1999
“RU-486 is painful. Women have a great deal of pain and nausea and many visits to the clinic.”
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A Tough Choice To Swallow : Part two: 6-8-2006
“There is a skeptical part of me that thinks that the early medical abortion (EMA) is just a way for the NHS to save money.”
Quoted by Life Dynamics. The “early medical abortion” that this nurse is referring to is RU-486
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A Tough Choice To Swallow : Part two: 6-8-2006
“The main problem with doing it at home is that the patient has to see the product which is passed. This is obviously pretty nasty if you have to do it yourself.”
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“If a patient is sent out the door with their pills, then there might not be any follow-up. It has been known for patients to go back and have to ask for counseling afterwards. And of course it will not occur to some people to do that, and it can be very damaging psychologically. It’s a horrible thing to go through.”
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“So the early medical abortion (EMA) procedure affords better confidentiality in one sense. My concern is that, in the medical sense, a patient at home might not know what to do if anything went wrong.”
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Share on FacebookPhillip G. Stubblefield professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Boston University.
“One needs to tell patients that the medical procedure, even though it seems more natural, may be more likely to result in death.”
GARDINER HARRIS “Some Doctors Voice Worry Over Abortion Pills’ Safety” New York Tiimes April 1, 2006
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abortionist
NY Times, Scientists Will Gather to Discuss Safety of Abortion Pill: 5-11-2006
In the United States, some abortion doctors have decided against using RU-486 altogether. Among them is Dr. Peter Bours of Portland, Ore., “I’m not sure I want to be in a shared insurance group policy with people doing medical procedures because you share that risk,” Dr. Bours said.
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Manufacturer of the abortion pill: RU-486
Danco Laboratories: Medication Guide REV: 7-19-2005
Share on Facebook“Cramping and bleeding are expected with this treatment. But sometimes you can get cramping and bleeding and still be pregnant. Other common symptoms of treatment include diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, back pain, and tiredness. Although cramping and bleeding are an expected part of ending a pregnancy, rarely, serious and potentially life threatening bleeding, infections, or other problems can occur following an abortion. Serious infection has resulted in death.”
Danco Laboratories
Manufacturer of the abortion pill: RU-486
Danco Laboratories, Health Care Provider warning: 7-19-2005
“Providers offering Mifeprex, should be aware that, as with other types of abortions, cases of serious bacterial infection, including very rare cases of fatal septic shock, have been reported following the use of Mifeprex.” (RU-486)
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