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<blockquote data-quote="Luckysingh" data-source="post: 177156" data-attributes="member: 16886"><p>The investigation will need to prove that the doctors decision was based on the unforseeable circumstances.</p><p> </p><p>Personally, I think that it has been blown out of proportion by the media!</p><p> </p><p>Firstly, we need to remember that when a women carrying a baby is admitted into the hospital, then the health and welfare of BOTH the foetus and mother are given equal regards.</p><p>The medical staffs concern would be to save BOTH mother and baby when any complication arises.</p><p>There is an an investigation in to this case and I would not agree with the headline that the death occured because she was denied an abortion OR that an abortion could have saved her.- This headline and statement has to be proven by the investigation. - Therefore, I wouldn't fall for it before the conclusion and my stance is clearly neutral on the matter.</p><p> </p><p>Septicaemia or blood poisonng is A RISK throughout pregnancy and it is a popular complication of abortion. Most deaths that occur after abortion are usually due to blood poisoning, so we have to remember that the risk of septicaemia is higher in abortion.</p><p> </p><p>I would think that the doctors would have been going by the laws of the nation and not their own religous views in a case like this.</p><p> I'm sure that if they had predicted a loss of life with either the mother or child, then they would have tried their best to save the other.</p><p>In this case, there were signs of miscarrying as I believe. These would have been discharge of blood, amniotic fluid and some dilation. The medical team has set parameters that indicate if these signs are in the high risk zone or not.- This is what they would base their decisions on rightfully and legally.</p><p>If the investigation proves that some of these were ignored, then we have a case.</p><p>If at any stage they had suspected a high risk to the mother of keeping the foetus inside, then they would have aborted it.- This is what the argument is !</p><p>Could an abortion have saved her life ?</p><p>We can't really say because she still could have had a high risk of septicaemia after the abortion.</p><p> </p><p>The investigation will look into the ethical decisions made by following the medical criteria and NOT the catholic laws.</p><p>The comment of the foetus heart beating is on the rightful grounds that the baby is healthy and does not need aborting. It doesn't mean that we need to let it's heart beat even if the mother is being put at risk.</p><p> </p><p>There are also many cases of pregnancies being induced very early in order to save BOTH the baby and mother. If it were known that either were at risk and inducing could save them, then this is rightfully carried out.</p><p> </p><p>Meanwhile, we will have to wait for the investigation, bearing in mind that cases of unlawful medical decisions or misconduct in Ireland are very very low compared to UK.</p><p>A higher percentage of medical personell are in very good standing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Luckysingh, post: 177156, member: 16886"] The investigation will need to prove that the doctors decision was based on the unforseeable circumstances. Personally, I think that it has been blown out of proportion by the media! Firstly, we need to remember that when a women carrying a baby is admitted into the hospital, then the health and welfare of BOTH the foetus and mother are given equal regards. The medical staffs concern would be to save BOTH mother and baby when any complication arises. There is an an investigation in to this case and I would not agree with the headline that the death occured because she was denied an abortion OR that an abortion could have saved her.- This headline and statement has to be proven by the investigation. - Therefore, I wouldn't fall for it before the conclusion and my stance is clearly neutral on the matter. Septicaemia or blood poisonng is A RISK throughout pregnancy and it is a popular complication of abortion. Most deaths that occur after abortion are usually due to blood poisoning, so we have to remember that the risk of septicaemia is higher in abortion. I would think that the doctors would have been going by the laws of the nation and not their own religous views in a case like this. I'm sure that if they had predicted a loss of life with either the mother or child, then they would have tried their best to save the other. In this case, there were signs of miscarrying as I believe. These would have been discharge of blood, amniotic fluid and some dilation. The medical team has set parameters that indicate if these signs are in the high risk zone or not.- This is what they would base their decisions on rightfully and legally. If the investigation proves that some of these were ignored, then we have a case. If at any stage they had suspected a high risk to the mother of keeping the foetus inside, then they would have aborted it.- This is what the argument is ! Could an abortion have saved her life ? We can't really say because she still could have had a high risk of septicaemia after the abortion. The investigation will look into the ethical decisions made by following the medical criteria and NOT the catholic laws. The comment of the foetus heart beating is on the rightful grounds that the baby is healthy and does not need aborting. It doesn't mean that we need to let it's heart beat even if the mother is being put at risk. There are also many cases of pregnancies being induced very early in order to save BOTH the baby and mother. If it were known that either were at risk and inducing could save them, then this is rightfully carried out. Meanwhile, we will have to wait for the investigation, bearing in mind that cases of unlawful medical decisions or misconduct in Ireland are very very low compared to UK. A higher percentage of medical personell are in very good standing. [/QUOTE]
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