Arguments Against Abortion Pro Life

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You don't want to live miserably, so it cannot hurt to try and change it. For instance, there is an abundance of controversy surrounding abortions, but it can save someone's life; you should stand up for what you believe any any risk. For example,in my family, my aunt was pregnant and was told if she would have the baby, not only would the baby die, but so would she. Even though she was told she would die at birth, her father forbade her to have an abortion. after a lot of back and forth with her father, my aunt decided to simply go ahead and get the abortion against her father's will. although her father was angry for her disobedience, she knew she did the right thing. since she stood up for what she believed was right, she saved herself from

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