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http://www.guttmacher.org/pub

http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/psrh/full/3904807.pdf
Among women who had an unintended pregnancy in 2001,
52% had not been using a method during the month of conception.

REASONS GIVEN FOR ABORTIONS: AGI SURVEY, 2000-2001 [8]

Reason or situation.......number......% of abortions
not using contraception.....4,957 ...........46.40
forced to have relations......~64 ............0.6
using contraception.........5,726............53.60
contraceptive failed.......~1,808............16.9
(despite proper use)
..................total....10,683...........100

http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/policy/abortion/abreasons.html

If only people would choose to use an effective birth control,
(or two).

They wouldn’t have to make another choice……..

http://www.sexual-health-resource.org/hormonal_birth_control.htm

Cash payments for using birth control…………..

http://serr8d.blogspot.com/2007/02/project-preventionthe-road-as-opposed...

I know their are a number of people who can’t use birth control for one reason or another.

But is that true for all types of birth control,
there are many different types to choose from,
surely one to suite most every-one.

I would suggest that the number of people that can’t use any of them at all would be very small

but many use this as their reason.

Also:

If a Chemist cannot adequately fulfill his role and fill every script written by a doctor,
then he should employ someone who can or look for another line of business.

Also...
Revealing statements made by former abortion industry personnel.
These are direct quotes from men and women who worked in abortion facilities.

http://heavensdaydreamer.blogspot.com/2007/03/end-abortion.html


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