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Re: South Dakota law bans nearly all abortionsFrom: GA12L@aol.comTue Mar 7 03:35:11 2006
In a message dated 07/03/2006 00:08:21 GMT Standard Time, RModugno@aol.com writes: You mean that you cannot get an abortion on demand in the UK? You have go through all that? Abortion is on demand. The point I was making is that when a doc sees a woman who wants an abortion he has to sign a blue form with another doctor. The category that is almost always used is that to continue the pregnancy would present a risk to the menatl health of the woman. No one could prove otherwise as she doesn't have to see a shrink or anyone else. It works like this. You go to see your GP about an abortion (doctor no. 1) he sends you to the hospital with his recomendation, i.e., your mental state will be harmed to continue with the pregnancy. Then the hospital doctor sees you (doctor no. 2) and signs the form that has been sent from the GP. You are then given a date to come in. End of... Gail
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