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Old 13-05-2004, 21:03   #102
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Re: School helped secret abortion

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Originally Posted by kronas
let me ask you a question what do you think the position of teachers are in school ?

counsellors ?

also would you rather someone else make the decision on your future such as this, it does affect the parents after all as well as the child i would like to remind you in the eyes of the law she is still a child, a parent or guardian must look after her ?
From what I've read it was the school health worker that helped the girl, nothing to do with teachers.
You obviously know nothing about abortion clinics, you don't just turn up saying "hey, give me an abortion", you have to convice two doctors that its what you want and that there is sufficiant reason to abort.
These clinics do not take abortions lightly!

And no the parents shouldn't be involved, yes the mother should be encouraged to inform her parents, but confidentiality must be maintained.
There are thousands of 14 year old mothers out there because they had the child rather than tell their parents they were pregnant.
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