Almost Aborted: Tina's Daughter's Down Syndrome Diagnosis
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- My name is Tina, and this is my pressured to abort story. When I was 20 weeks pregnant, my OB/GYN told me to abort my daughter because she might have Down syndrome. At our 20-week ultrasound, the tech suddenly got quiet and started taking extra notes and images. The doctor promptly came in and told us that our daughter had two markers for Down syndrome and strongly urged me to have an amniocentesis test done. We declined, knowing it wouldn’t change anything for us. But my doctor didn’t ease up. She became frustrated with me and then requested that I follow her into a private room, away from my husband, to sign a form acknowledging that I was not following her medical recommendation. This is my Pressured to Abort story.
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Geriatric pregnancy at 36? Wow, I had 3 children between the age of 37 and almost 42 and everything went super smoothly.
All babies are precious!✝️♥️🇨🇦✝️
Take Viola’s House, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of $1,590 for about 120,000 diapers annually - just over a penny apiece. Viola’s House can then bill the state $14 for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Propublica followed the money. This is all a grift for political interests. Giving birth was never illegal in this country.
I love seeing these stories with happy endings. Thanks be to God.
Yes, same happened to me in 2006! Two markers for DS via ultrasound and yet child is healthy without DS. Doctor recommended abortion. I refused. I was so upset that i refused my c-section and delivered at home where i felt safe. Today, this child is a straight A student headed for university.
Thank you for choosing life ❤️
They choose money, not life. Propublica just reported on their lack of transparency. Follow the money.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 I'll always support life, especially the innovent who can't defend themselves
@@emeraldkrown848 like this content protected brittni silva? Asking for science.
@@emeraldkrown848 Can women defend themselves when the right to bodily autonomy is taken from them?
@@albaraka7519 abortion is murder
The first question to pregnancies in my family is “what are you going to do?” How about “congratulations!”
😢sick people. Life is to be celebrated. These same people can be excited over plants growing, Baby animals, but not pregnancy. Oh the cognitive dissonance. 🤯
Yeah they tried to do that to me as well but I'm just stubborn and heck bent on having my first daughter 😊 what a blessing she is...I had gestational diabetes and was 41 with my fourth child fast forward another 3years I had another boy at 44 yep they said I was a high risk geriatric pregnancy. They try anything
Um, **NO** your doctor didn't label you as a geriatric, high-risk pregnancy just for s*1ts and giggles. At 44, you are middle age. Middle age bodies are more likely to develop high cholesterol, high blood pressure, high glucose. You're more likely to have a stroke or a heart attack than you were at say 25. You are at an age where many people are going through peri-menopause -- an early stage of menopause. These are all conditions which place you **AND YOUR FETUS** at substantially higher risk for permanent disability or even death. YOU are at even greater risk **BECAUSE YOU HAVE ALREADY HAD A PREGNANCY DURING WHICH YOU DEVELOPED GESTATIONAL DIABETES** . When your doctor labels you as a high risk patient, THEY HAVE A REASON. Let me ask you this: if your child is born with a defect THAT YOUR NEGLIGENCE CAUSED, how will you feel? How do you think your child will react when you have to tell them that you ignored the doctors' recommendations and as a result, they are blind? "Mommy could have prevented this by taking better care of herself and listening to the doctor when I was told that my blood pressure was too high, but I refused to listen." How about your other children or your husband, should you DIE during pregnancy or birth? Do you honestly think your husband would be forgiving of the doctor **IF THEY FAILED TO INFORM YOU AND HIM OF THE RISKS OF A PREGNANCY THIS LATE IN LIFE?** Spare me your false indignation. You would probably be first to sue. Your doctor is doing the best he can, and trying to bring about the best outcome for both you and your family. If you disagree, why don't you go back to college, get your degree, then go to medical school, and spend the next dozen years or so training to become an ob-gyn. Then, let's talk.
You mean no one took your right to give birth? Quaint observation. Giving birth is legal in every single state. Because choice advocates believe you should have disabled kids if that's what you want. It's the right not to be pregnant that's been taken. Act like these people didn't have the right to give birth when that right was never once removed from them.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 abortion is the literal murder of an unborn baby. So yes, states should regulate it.
@freedomishavingachoice3020 wow the point of her comment flew right over your head didn't it? ✈
The point is that medical professionals are pressuring women into getting abortions when it's very possible that it is not necessary, mkay? You got it now? A.k.a lots of babies may not have been born if these mothers had listened to their terrible doctors. I would've been one of them if not for my mother's beliefs.
@nglchff. Because being born with disabilities is the worst thing that can happen to a person....right? 🙄
Wow, you must be one of those people in the medical field that has horrible bedside manner. Sweetheart, medical professionals can only go based off of statistics. It's very possible for people to have an experience that doesn't fall with the parameters of the statistics. In fact, it happens all the time. Hence, the video....did you even watch it?
Moral of the story? We're sick of medical professionals using fear to push people into making decisions. That's manipulative and wrong. You can inform, but it should go no further than that and the way you acted in your comment proves this women's point and my point even more. You tried to guilt and shame her for her decision, that was truly disgusting to read. I really hope your retired and aren't allowed to treat patients like this anymore. It's people like you that make women not trust medical professionals.
Theres still a staggering amount of misinformation about Downs Syndrome
@CherryDreamer96 this channel has a staggering amount of misinformation about reproductive healthcare.
@freedomishavingachoice3020 bullcrap. Are you even a woman? Women's health has the most misdiagnosed, the most mistakes, and the most unfeeling medical professionals out of all health fields. Go to any youtube video that has to do with Women's health and you'll find countless comments of women being silenced, forced, coerced, and manipulated into making a decision about their own and their baby's health. I was almost coerced into getting a c-section by my OBGYN but luckily we moved and I had to get a new one. The new one told me I absolutely didn't need one and I had an awesome vaginal birth because of him. My mother was pushed to abort me because I was "supposed" to be born with down syndrome. Luckily, she wasn't a liberal and stood her ground. You don't realize how many mistakes have cost the lives of patients and their children. And I doubt you even care as long as those stories don't fit your agenda.
The Second your so called doctor pulls you away from your husband to have a "conversation" with you is when I'd be looking for a different doctor!!! What happened to their "The Hippocratic Oath?" After all down syndrome is NOT a death sentence! KUDOS TO YOU MOM FOR MAKING THE RIGHT DECISION!!!
The right decision you claim is virtuous is advocating for this channel that promotes unwilling pregnancies for profit.
Take Viola’s House, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of $1,590 for about 120,000 diapers annually - just over a penny apiece. Viola’s House can then bill the state $14 for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Propublica followed the money. This is all a grift for political interests. Giving birth should not profit political interests in Texas. See propublica. They followed crisis pregnancy center's money. They're hiding most of it. Why?
Until you're Brittni Silva.
Mis diagnostics happen more often than you think. Hallelujah that ypu picked life! ❤
Indeed. For example, doctors thought my mom could survive a non viable pregnancy, and it robbed her of making more kids. Killed her fertility. Both doctors and prolife advocates were incorrect about her. Maybe that's why real doctors and choice advocates think you should make that decision for yourself, not your dr. Giving birth was never made illegal in this country. The choice to not stay pregnant, was. Choice advocates have never introduced a bill to deny any person who chooses to be pregnant. This is all fear mongering. The right to give birth was never removed.
why would they encurge a abortion ?
God help us all to value life.
Prolife policy historically is antilife. It's all for money. Giving birth was never an illegal act in this country.
God bless you for choosing life.❤
The right to give birth was never taken away from anyone in this country. Giving birth is not illegal in any state.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 True giving birth is not illegal in any state, but murder is. You were a fetus (offspring of a human or mammal) once. If your mother had you ripped apart and sucked out of her uterus, you wouldn’t be alive. ie murder. Your children, if you have any wouldn’t be alive.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 Correct, giving birth is not illegal in any state, but murder is. You were a fetus (human offspring) and if your mother chose to tear you apart and suck you out of her uterus, that’s murder. Your life and the life of your children, if you have any would not exist. Does your life matter? Do your children’s life’s matter? I’m not naïve and no in some instances, (rape, incest, life of the mother) it may be necessary, but it is not something that should be taken lightly. Society doesn’t give a crap about babies. I’m sure if someone tried to abort a dog’s puppy the same people would be up in arms and furious. Praying you people wake up. At least take it more seriously. Don’t discard these millions of babies that have been murdered as cells. They would’ve had a life, like you and me and your offspring.
@CarolynLuvsElvisForever0910 self-preservation is allowed people not ruled by kings. By your logic, putting your oxygen mask on before a child during a flight is attempted murder. You're trying to criminalize the act of self preservation for only pregnant capable people. Why? Why would the flight attendant tell you to put your oxygen mask on before a child? Think about it.
@CarolynLuvsElvisForever0910 and nah man, dr pol does this care to preserve the life of pets all the time. He did for years you never heard of him? Go watch. This is quite common in people and animals. One in 4 people that can get pregnant need this care.
Thank God, for Life
Do we thank Him for plan B, too? It's not much different than His floods that He creates to wipe His own children off the face of the earth.
@@jimselimos4863life that KH increases the infant mortality rates for.
Blessings to you and your family for choosing life!
They choose money over our lives. Take Viola’s House for example, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of $1,590 for about 120,000 diapers annually (just over a penny apiece). Viola’s House can then bill the state $14 for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Propublica followed the money. This is all a grift for political interests. Giving birth was never illegal in this country. Collecting nonprofit money from taxpayers to inflict unwilling pregnancy is beyond sinful.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 you said inflicting unwanted pregnancy is sinful? If you are concerned about unwanted pregnancy you should definitely be against ab0rti0n. Many women who actually want to keep their babies are forced by traffickers or abusive boyfriends to have unwanted ab0rti0ns. I'm certain you can agree that if even one woman can be spared a forced ab0rti0n its worth it to end all ab0rti0nz.
Praise God
The God you're referring to, He flooded his own creations (that he calls His children) because He believed it was a net good for humanity. The first plan B by a guardian, if you well. We learned from our Father that reproductive rights have a sanctity. We're practicing our faith when we choose who we save with our body. Just like our Father taught us.
@freedomishavingachoice3020 1. Even non-christans can admit that "the omniscient god did something I don't understand" argument is incredibly stupid.
2. The US and all its states have reproductive rights. We have the choice to have sex or abstinence.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 First of all those people weren't his children they rejected God and were wicked. That's why he flooded the earth. Noah and his family were spared because they love God.
@turquoise_turtle9563 That's such a good way to get over trauma. "Yeah the volcano wiped out everyone but the God's told me those wiped were baddies, so I don't need to think about the horror I believe my Gods just inflicted on my bros cause they'll never go after me, im no baddie." That's a cope. Big ol cope. Imagine your holy father murdering you just because you disagreed with him. Then these communities be mad when we learned from his lessons. Killing your kids is fine if he does it to defend a net good. If he doesn't want us doing it maybe he should be a good father and lead by example. Right now, you don't believe me, so should my God flood you? Or would that be an irresponsible dad to kill his own creations just because he's incapable of teaching them?
@turquoise_turtle9563 the people who have never read the Bible, nor understand God, are trying to argue lol 😆
Does genetic testing show what kind of downs syndrome a baby will have ?
@CherryDreamer96 you should ask this to momma dr jones. She's an obgyn who actually knows. This is a grifter that has never gotten the qualifications to teach about pregnancy. She's not an obgyn. She's not even a good mother as she's kosher with minors giving birth.
@CherryDreamer96 this channel supports crisis pregnancy centers. Take Viola’s House, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of $1,590 for about 120,000 diapers annually - just over a penny apiece. Viola’s House can then bill the state $14 for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Propublica followed the money. This is all a grift for political interests. Giving birth was never illegal in this country. Ask a real obgyn please.
@CherryDreamer96 this channel supports crisis pregnancy centers. Take Viola’s House, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of $1,590 for about 120,000 diapers annually (just over a penny apiece). Viola’s House can then bill the state $14 for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Uh oh. We followed the money. This is all a grrrrift for political interests. The right to give birth was never taken. Ask a certified obgyn please. You won't learn here.
@CherryDreamer96 this content supports crisis pregnancy centers. Take Viola’s House, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of $1,590 for about 120,000 diapers annually (just over a penny apiece). Viola’s House can then bill the state $14 for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Uh oh. We followed the money. This is all a grrrrift for political interests. The right to give birth was never taken. Ask a certified obgyn please. You won't learn here.
@CherryDreamer96 This content supports crisis pregnancy centers. Take Violas House, a pregnancy center and maternity home in Dallas. Records show that it pays a nearby diaper bank an administrative fee of 1590 for about 120000 diapers annually (just over a penny apiece). The center can then bill the state 14 bucks for distributing a pack of diapers that cost the center just over a quarter. Where's the rest of the money? Uh oh. We followed the money. The right to give birth was never removed. Ask a certified obgyn please. You won't learn here.