What I mean is, would you be more likely or less likely to go through with it.
Would it make no difference at all?
I just think twins are so exciting and a once in a lifetime opportunity that you might not get again.
Just wondering.
Asked by Anonymous at 3:14 PM on Mar. 13, 2010 in Politics & Current Events
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Man I think this IS an interesting question. I wonder if you add more possible lives to the line if it makes a woman think I little bit more. Give more pause. I understand an unwanted pregnancy is what it is....and heck twins may be an even more overwhelming prospect. I guess this could really tip the scale either way :(
Answer by momof030404 at 3:34 PM on Mar. 13, 2010
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I am not for abortion..but I do not think this matters to any who want to abort their babies.Maybe some would have a bit of pause which would be those not exactly sure on aborting.I think what could make a bigger impact would be better technology with sonograms.PP has carried for years that it 'isnt really a baby.'
Answer by tnmomofive at 4:29 PM on Mar. 13, 2010
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