Lila Rose

And this is not my opinion.

This is the position of thousands of medical professionals.

There are thousands of doctors today who are doing amazing work caring for both mom and baby.

And abortion, an early delivery of a baby where you're not directly killing the baby, you're delivering the baby, the baby might pass away because the baby's too small for NICU.

Obviously, that would be a tragedy.

That would be a very rare case.

If you get the right care,

good care, the care you deserve for a high-risk pregnancy, the odds are very good that you can save you and the baby.

And if the baby has a disability, this is also used as a medical justification for abortion.

Oh, it's medically necessary because the baby's going to die.

Well, if you...

have a view in healthcare that instead of we kill a dying patient, you know, expedite the death, get the baby to die before it naturally dies because the baby's sick or the baby has a disability, if you instead allow, if there is a natural death that may take place, instead of taking the life, you allow the natural death to take place, you provide hospice care or palliative care for the child, or many times a child does survive and

There's so many cases where parents were told, your baby's going to die and the baby survives.

Your baby's going to have a severe disability.

The baby's much better than they believed the baby to be.

So the point here is there is a pro-life health care system that is within reach.

It's been done before.

I think that we as women are our superpower.

The thing that makes us different from men, of course, is the ability to mother.

And there has been so much, I think, rejection of motherhood as somehow giving us a lower status.