They said it.
“Doing abortions can make you feel bad…No matter how pro-choice you are, it makes you feel low …”
Unidentified New York Abortionist
Mark Crutcher Access: The Key to Pro-Life Victory p 24 (From New York Times Magazine January 18, 1998)
Share on Facebook“Nobody likes abortion, I don’t like abortion. I wish we didn’t have to do another one again. But it’s a fact. That’s the way human nature goes. It started out as a financial thing. My income will go up, but I earn it, I work hard for what I do, and I’m proud of what I do… Maybe we’re all going to rot in hell.”
Tommy Tucker, former abortionist (He got in trouble for botched abortions) See testimony of Joy Davis
Abortion Doctor says it’s the Cause, and the Cash, that Keeps him Driving” The Atlanta Journal Constitution May 16, 1993 (from Deathroe)
Share on Facebook“The most tremendous thrill of my life has been bringing a healthy baby into the world…I would rather do a delivery than do an abortion.”
Dr. Robert Lucy, Abortionist, from Jamestown, North Dakota
“N. Dakota Doctor Retires: Abortions Available Only in Fargo” USA Today, January 31, 1990. Quoted at Deathroe
Share on FacebookA reporter discussing a workshop for abortion providers wrote the following:
“They [the providers] wonder if the fetus feels pain. They talk about the soul and where it goes. And about their dreams, in which aborted fetuses stare at them with ancient eyes and perfectly shaped hands and feet, asking, ‘Why? Why did you do this to me?”
“Why Doctors are Fleeing the Carnage” Canadian Business and Current Affairs Western Report November 21, 1994. Quoted at Deathroe
Share on Facebook[Abortion is] a nasty, dirty, yucky thing and I always come home feeling angry. I’ve become very good at it. I’ve become one hell of an abortionist. But it’s not something I tell my kids about.”
Abortionist David Zbaraz
Mark Crutcher Access: The Key to Pro-Life Victory p 21 (Quote is from The Washington Post March 3, 1980
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“This was a perfect little fetus inside, and now it no longer is. I try not to focus on that too much…it is upsetting, and it’s embarrassing as well. I always feel uncomfortable if other people are watching me do this. I don’t like to expose them to this, well, carnage….because all it does it upset them…”
Abortionist “Dr. G”
Quoted by Mark Crutcher Access: The Key to Pro-Life Victory (Life Dynamics) p 22 (quote comes from Chatelaine’s Magazine September 1998
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An abortionist stated that somebody had asked her what they could say to the staff to make them look less shocked when they look at a 20 week fetus.
“It’s hard to be in a profession where you have a hard time answering the questions that other people ask you about what you do.”
Diane M. Gianelli, “Abortion Providers Share Inner Conflicts,” American Medical News, July 12, 1993.
“When I can identify the four chambers of the heart, I start feeling miserable. And when I put my hands on somebody to feel how big they are and I get kicked, I am barely able to talk at that moment.”
Abortionist
Diane M. Gianelli, “Abortion Providers Share Inner Conflicts,” American Medical News, July 12, 1993
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Minnie Brown, lab technician, discusses her reaction to seeing the bodies of babies aborted in the second trimester.
“Well, personally I had quite a bad reaction to these abortions. Quite a few people had to talk to me…It disturbs me when I see them…When you could see features and toenails and everything. Ugh.”
Magda Denes, PhD. In Necessity and Sorrow: Life and Death Inside an Abortion Hospital (Basic Books, Inc: New York) 1976 p 18
Share on FacebookThe American Medical News reported:
“The notion that the nurses, doctors, counselors and others who work in the abortion field have qualms about the work they do is a well-kept secret.”
Celeste McGovern “Why Doctors are Fleeing the Carnage” Alberta Report/Newsmagazine November 21, 1994. Vol. 21, Issue 49 Quoted at Deathroe
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