You are always gracious, I’m sure.

It is always nice to hear your kind words

You stand corrected.

Please share with us, TLIW, what you do personally to promote a culture of life?

The whole success of the so-called “pro-life” movement depends upon a complete separation between caring for fetal life and caring for human life. Once the population knows that life has to be cared for in order to become a fully human one, it will consign the anti-abortion movement to history’s dustbin.

It probably has not occurred to you that the discrepancy between what you say about fetal life and your actual care for human life indicates a serious problem in your grasp of reality– why are you so passionate about a life form that you CANNOT nurture (try get a pregnant woman to stop smoking or eating poorly), short of surrogacy, while you are demonstrably deficient in caring for children you never intended to either have or to raise?

There are far worse things that happen than abortion– and the children you don’t care for experience them.

Stop murdering babies!

I love this blog, and I eagerly wait for an email when a new article has been written.

Can you people publish more than once per week?

I’ll share an anecdote with you.

My dad used to say that the ones who protested the loudest were the first to show up at the back door with their daughters seeking his services when their daughters were in need. Unless you have been in a situation where you needed the service, it is impossible to judge what one goes through when deciding on whether or not to terminate a prenancy.

As I mentioned in a previous post, there is no shortage of contradictory right wing lunatics. They are vociferously against what others need until they need it and then it is acceptable–but only because they need it and only because their case is unique. You cannot throw a rock without hitting a right winger who professes one thing and does the exact opposite.

My dad, until the antis started stalking him, putting up wanted posters, and threatening his life, always assisted them when in need and let them leave through the back door through which they came allowing them to maintain their annonymity and credibility as antis.

It was only just before his death that he refused to treat those who were anti-choice in public but pro-choice when the doors were closed.

It was the right decision for me and I needed it.
It WAS NOT convenient!
I have NO Regrets!

I must applaud my doctor.
He was paid almost nothing and he was the best doctor I have ever known.

After reading about this doctor that was murdered for doing what my doctor did for me I was in tears.

I hope doctors appreciate how important they are.
I know sometimes it can be hard to realize this when someone is doing a job day after day.

I want to personally thank all doctors that risk their lives every single day for just doing what my kind doctor did for me.

I want to personally thank the Doctor in this blog also. He was brutally murdered. I remember reading this in the newspaper. I never knew much of what really happened.

I am so hurt that this doctor was murdered for no reason. It makes me sick.

I am so thankful there are good people in the world that help others. I cannot fathom that some of them have been killed for their kindness and expertise.

We should all express our appreciation for these doctors. I cannot imagine how horrible my life would have been without my doctor. I might have dies if were not for the goodwill of my doctor.

As usual you have a thoughtful heartfelt comment.

So nice to hear from you!

As to why Griffin did not get the death penalty, one, I do not believe the state should have the power to execute anyone; two, in Florida, at the time of the Griffin sentencing, premeditated murder alone was not sufficient to warrant a death sentence; they required aggravating circumstances and/or multiple murders or attempted murders to illicit a death sentence.

Personally, I am satisfied Griffin continues to rot in prison and did not get the easy out Paul Hill received a couple of years later for his Jihadist assassination of Dr. Brtton and his escort.

Women worldwide depend on the bravery of doctors willing to do the right thing despite the perverse adversity they endure.

We need to applaud all the doctors that have literally placed their lives in jeopardy for the simple purpose of delivering basic health care to women.