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Old 23-03-2008, 20:17   #87
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Re: Multiple abortions

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb View Post
Lets come back a yard and allow me to challenge your bull plop..

33 out if 54 who had 8 pregnancies were over 30 ok

the report actually states nearly 15,000 women had had over 3
During that year women seeking terminations were most likely to have fallen into the 18-to-24 age category.

So please where is this most are over 30 crap coming from???
If they're having 8 abortions then by your own reckoning they must be some super slappers then.

How does women having repeat abortions after contraception has failed them once they've completed their families not make sense to you?
It's relatively easy.
When mummy and daddy have the children they want, they often don't stop making love (I know in some relationships that happens which causes divorce etc especially if mummy isn't getting what she wants from daddy) but they don't want to have more kids. So they use Mr Contraceptive who helps stop mummy getting pregnant. Unfortunately, Mr Contraceptive isn't 100%, and so if you use him lots and lots you increase the chance of him letting you down. Simple really.
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