12-20-2018, 09:51 AM
(12-20-2018, 09:47 AM)Au165 Wrote: A baby can realistically survive outside the womb at 23 weeks (roughly 50% chance). One could argue when you start getting past the 20th week you could technically attempt to deliver the baby premature and it would have a chance to survive, versus before 20 weeks it really has very little chance without the mother.
I understand the reasoning, but that doesn't answer "my body my choice." Is it or isn't it? There are dichotomies (if that's the right word) on both sides.
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