Philly
abortionist
breaks
silence
A suspended Philadelphia abortionist has broken the silence and is
speaking out about the allegations he is facing. (See earlier article)
Abortionist Kermit Gosnell's westside facility was raided by state
authorities who found filth and blood, as well as frozen aborted babies
dating back three decades and body parts from aborted babies in jars.
Philadelphia's Fox 29 WTXF spoke with Gosnell about the complaints
lodged against him.
"I haven't seen any of the negative comments that a patient has been
dissatisfied with the services that I've provided," he contended, even
though court records show that the abortionist has faced as many as 40
lawsuits over the years.
Gosnell referred to previous times when he has experienced "negative
publicity," but he comments that negativity is merely "something that I
personally have experienced several times before, where my surgical
abilities have been challenged, where the choices that I have made have
not always been perfect." And while he admits to having made some
mistakes, he believes, "if you're not making mistakes, you're not
really attempting to do something. So I think that my patients are
aware that I do my very best by them."
The latest investigation was launched after an abortion patient died
from an overdose of pain killers authorities believe was administered
by an unlicensed staff member. The latest salvo is that Gosnell was
misrepresenting two staff members as doctors when they were not.
Nevertheless, he assures, "the standard that I share with everyone, and
I frequently say, is that I provide the same care I would want my
daughter to receive."
Contact: Charlie Butts
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March
5,
2010
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