Results: A life ended too soon (part 2). Trigger warning for image and topic for some members

A life ended too soon (part 2). Trigger warning for image and topic for some members

Picking up where part 1 left off (if you don't remember it, you can find it with a quick survey search): After the service was over, Dean was speaking further with the young mother who had just lain her firstborn son to rest. "I am so angry," she said. When asked who she was angry with, she responded, "Planned Parenthood. They told me he was just a bunch of tissue and there would be an expulsion of excess tissue after I took the pills. He was clearly NOT just a bunch of excess tissue!" Do you think it is a shame that Planned Parenthood did not adequately prepare the young mother for what she would experience after taking the pills to abort her baby?

Dean had contacted an OBGYN, who often worked at a local pregnancy center – that gave women alternatives to abortion, often extensive counselling and adoption information. Little Henry was small enough that Dean could hold him in one hand. His head was in line with the edge of his middle finger, and, curled up as he was, his rump reached down to the base of his palm. He weighed only 12 ounces, and based on his size and weight, his friend estimated that the baby was 19 weeks and 6 days, nearly the end of the second trimester – and well beyond when the abortion medication should have been prescribed. The photo is not of Henry Elijah, but another child of the same age that was lost in a miscarriage so you can see how Henry Elijah appeared to those involved in this story. You can clearly see his eyes, nose, mouth, fingers and toes. Does this baby look like "just an excessive amount of tissue," as his mother had been told to expect?

This is an example of the harm Planned Parenthood is causing to young mothers who do not know what to expect, and the very reason Dean Carmichael and others are against Planned Parenthood . If this story is true - which it is - do you agree Planned Parenthood should do more to offer counseling for women before making such a life-altering decision about what to expect?