They said it.
“Patient care was left entirely up to the personnel in the office. If he had someone really good, then patient care was really good. The next person might come in and (that person) was really horrible. Then that’s what happened to patient care – it was horrible.”
A doctor who used to work with abortionist Hachamovitch The Arizona Republic
History of trouble at clinics abortion centers accumulate record of 6 deaths, 28 suits: 1/17/1999
From Life Dynamics
Share on Facebook“There’s a wall of silence. It’s just like with the police. There’s a brotherhood that doesn’t feel comfortable most of the time reporting misconduct.”
Commenting in a story about medical practice in general
Arthur Levin, director of the Center for Medical Consumers The Village Voice, When medicine is murder: 4/2/2005
Share on Facebook“The Board of Healing Arts has taken not months but years to take care of the problems at one (abortion) clinic. Abortion in Kansas has come down to the level of care in a Third World country.”
Peggy Mast, Kansas Rep.
The Wichita Eagle, Veto stays intact on abortion clinic bill, 4/29/2005
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Share on FacebookNJ Acting Consumer Affairs Director, Jeffrey Burstein said this about abortionist Flavius Thompson of the Pleasant Women’s Pavilion after the state pulled his license:
“During our investigation, we found that medical waste material was being improperly disposed of down the sanitary sewer at that location,” and, “If proper procedures are not followed, patients are potentially put in danger. That is wholly unacceptable. The Board of Medical Examiners expects its licensees to adhere to legal and professional standards of conduct, as does the public.”
Jeffrey Burstein, Acting New Jersey Consumer Affairs Director
Tri-Town News, Doctor surrenders license:2/16/2005 Tri-Town News, Doctor awaits hearing on future of license: 2/2/2005
To read more examples of abortion clinics dumping medical waste including aborted babies, go here
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Share on FacebookAbortion clinic employee, Liza Berdiel’s
“behavior is outrageous and without excuse. The motive was to make money. The victims suffered from the lack of medical professionalism.”
Berdiel was prosecuted for performing abortions without a license.
Assistant Ocean County Prosecutor Martin J. Anton
Asbury Park Press, “Abortionist’s receptionist sent to jail for illegally performing non-surgical abortions” 10/27/2006
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Share on Facebook“This will make three clinics on probation and one that has lost its license. When four out of ten of the industry gets licensing action, that’s a high number. That’s a real high number. We’re doing a lot more enforcement of other facilities, too. You don’t hear about it very much, but it’s going on.”
Rick Harris, Alabama Bureau of Health Provider Standards director
The Associated Press, Health dept. wants probation for Birmingham abortion clinic, 11/17/2006
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Share on Facebook“Had this quality of care been provided by any other medical provider — family physician, obstetrician, or emergency physician — it would be considered grossly negligent. By an abortion provider, it does not even cause a stir. In fact, it goes un-noted and un-reported. There is no other practice of medicine where people can suffer and die from complications of your intervention without your being in some way professionally accountable, involved in their care, and at the very least, made aware of it — except abortion. Abortion is bad medicine.”
Lenora Berning, MD ER Doctor
Lancaster New Era article “Abortion is bad medicine; quality care is lacking” 11/01/99
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Share on Facebook“Abortion is a simple procedure except for the uterus’ total intolerance to poor technique… In the medical practice, there are few surgical procedures given so little attention and so underrated in its potential hazard as abortion…it is a commonly held view that complications are inevitable.”
Abortionist Warren Hern
Abortion Practice, (J.B. Lippenot Company) 1984 page 101
Margarette Wooten, abortion clinic employee
LA Times, Doctor accused in abortion suit testifies: 7-30-1989
Margarette Wooten told a court in a case involving the death of an abortion clinic that she quit because:
“It was just a slaughterhouse and I couldn’t take it any more.”
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Share on FacebookLewis Koplik, abortionist
Boston Globe: ‘Home abortion’ safety issues a pro-choice dilemma; 8-26-1991
“I have used 4-, 5-, 6-millimeter cannulas and still occasionally I have perforated a woman’s uterus. I am a specialist, board certified. I have all the credentials and still I screwed up. They are saying the procedure is so benign you can’t harm anybody or cause any trouble. I don’t believe it. Those who propose Menstrual Extraction say they can tell when the uterus is empty.”
Yet even with the more advanced equipment used in clinic abortions, he says, “I may leave tissue.”
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