Repeat abortions
= birth control?

Teenage girls in Britain appear to be using abortion as a form of
contraception. Statistics show teenagers are having repeat abortions,
some as many as four by the age of 18. One reported case involved a
teen having an eighth abortion.
"It's just the tip of the iceberg for them because so many of those
young women will suffer from what's called 'post-abortion stress' and
will have some serious problems emotionally and physically in their
future," says Leslee Unruh, head of the National Abstinence Clearing
House.
Some of those problems include later difficulty with becoming pregnant,
safely carrying the baby to term, and suffering a higher risk of breast
cancer. In addition to that, the suicide rate after one abortion is
high.
"These young women are involving themselves emotionally, buying the lie
of sex and lust and not love, and not getting a love message," notes
Unruh. "There's so much more than the physical, and we need to start
teaching young men and woman about love versus lust."
One of the chief criticisms of Planned Parenthood's "safe-sex"
education program is that it encourages children to become intimate,
provided it is followed through responsibly. That effort deems
abstinence programs ineffective, despite the fact those programs
prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases altogether.
Contact: Charlie Butts
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