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“No doctor, for ethical, moral or honest reasons wants to do nothing but abortions…women don’t like to do abortions over and over for moral reasons. Sometimes our women doctors become pregnant themselves, which upsets the patients. At the same time, if a woman is carrying a baby, she doesn’t like to abort someone else’s. We have much more trouble keeping women doctors on the staff than men.”

Dr. Edward Eichner, director of medicine at a Cleveland abortion facility

(James Tunstead Burtchaell Rachel Weeping: And Other Essays on Abortion Life Cycle Books  1991)43

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From a nurse who works for abortionist Dr. Peter Bours:

“I’ve been cleaning up after him for four years. We all wish it [the baby] were formless, but it’s not. It has a form. And it’s painful. There’s a lot of emotional pain.”

Dudley Clendinen “The Abortion Conflict: What it Does to One Doctor” The New York Times August 11, 1985

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“I have fetus dreams, we all do here: dreams of abortions one after the other; of buckets of blood splashed on the walls; trees full of crawling fetuses. I dreamed that two men grabbed me and began to drag me away, ‘Let’s do an abortion,’ they said with a sickening leer, and I began to scream, plunged into a vision of sucking, scraping pain, of being spread and torn by impartial instruments that do only what they are bidden …”

Abortion clinic worker

Sallie Tisdale “We do Abortions Here” Harpers Magazine October 1987

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“I observed during my medical training as an Australian physician many abortions by experienced practitioners. They experienced, without exception, physical revulsion and moral bewilderment.”

Dr. Susan Conde

Mark Crutcher Access: The Key to Pro-Life Victory p 25 (from The New York Times, October 19, 1994)

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“I guess I never realized I would find [performing abortions] as unpleasant as I do. I really don’t enjoy it at all. It’s not a rewarding thing to do…”

New York Abortionist

Mark Crutcher Access: The Key to Pro-Life Victory p 21 (from The New York Times Magazine, January 19, 1998)

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“I wish I would never have to do another one [abortion]. I don’t like it. It’s not fun. It’s not like you’re curing a cancer or fixing a broken bone. You’re terminating a potential life.”

Steve Tucker, M.D., owner of three abortion clinics in Mississippi and Alabama. In a typical year he does 7,000 abortions

Mark Crutcher Access: The Key to Pro-Life Victory p 21 (from The New York Times Magazine, January 19, 1998

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“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)

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“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)

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