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Now I hate the Supreme Court cause they almost let my favorite comfort RUclipsr die
Not necessarily because California is in one of the states that allows abortion however Illy is originally from North Carolina, so if it had happened if she was there maybe
@@aliceelektra8801 from what i remember, she had the operation in California. In the video she thinks the warning Planned Parent gave her is weird because California is such a "hippy dippy do whatever you want kinda place"
I'm glad Illymation pointed out the vagueness of the laws. I didn't even know about all that.
I have mad respect for her to share this experience.
Same
I love Illymation so much, not afraid at ALL to tackle these issues.
I wish more RUclipsrs could tackle these topics, this is more normal then people may think.
I think she might have been a little afraid, But she's still brave for doing it despite that.
@@luvxoxundertalehazbinhotel1835 you’re probably right!
Also I love how you were understanding and urged your viewers to be understanding when you thought silly was getting a pregnancy terminated
Yeah I believe that everyone should have a safe space to discuss what they have been through without vitriol of judgment
It's not just abortions that seem controversial. I had a period that lasted 43 days and was heavy. I couldn't walk, I was paler than a sheet of notebook paper, and I had gone through a 6 months supply of pads.
One doctor told me to "grow up" and all periods are like that. He wasn't even the doctor I was seeing. He just saw me go in, eavesdropped, and came in to give his 2 cents. My actual doctor knew me well and got me an appointment with OBGYN he trusted from a different hospital.
While I was nervous that my OBGYN was a man, he had gotten a heads-up about me and brought in 2 female nurses (one was finishing her certification to be an official Doctor and became my new doctor) that kept me comfortable. After talking with colleagues, we agreed the pill worked best for me and prescribed one with the least side effects. I was passed on to the new doctor for my next appointment 5 months later and we decided it worked for me.
But that didn't stop others for questioning me, an asexual woman, why I needed to be on the pill if I don't plan on having sex, let alone kids. They would talk about how maybe I was sleeping around or maybe I was on them to get high. (What?)
I try to explain, but they didn't understand. A nurse we work with (nursing home) asked them, "Why do you take pain killers? The pain will go away on its own." That shut them up and others who had seen me before the pill agree that I did what was best for me and my reproductive health is not their concern.
One girl came up to me to ask for advice on getting on the pill after that. I told her that was between her and her doctor, but it is her choice. Some get the IUD, some get the arm implant, or even the shot. The pill worked for me, but something else might be better for her.
A month later, she thanked me and she got the implant after a long talk with her doctor. She had been uncertain about it as she, herself was asexual and her cycles were getting bad. But after hearing my story, she had the courage to go.
Also the ones with ovaries and uteruses who have gotten pregnant and given birth and still are against individuals choosing to have those kinds of procedures are the worst
That must have been scary, thank goodness she's ok now, I hope you are ok too Christine
It really is a crazy world we live in. I wish for all the love to be sent to everyone who’ve grown victim by these laws.
The world needs videos like this
I hope you get better christene and that your health gets better
How about you Americans demand that Videos like this are showed in Schools? Or better, to those flimsy Politicians who literaly decide life and death.
We do! But they get blocked or denied people make excuses about why you shouldn’t believe the content
@@tahraethestoryteller6079 urgh, it's like the movie "turning Red"! The idiotic complaints people had sounded so redicules.
@@anyathepanther7977 as much as I like Turning Red, majority of the US (mainly the radically religious population) are ignorant and prefer to stay ignorant about sexual education/health.
Thank you for reacting to this ❤
thanks for making this video. i dont comment alot but ive been watching you since middle school, and ive allways loved your videos so so much. You are amazing and awesome and I wish the best of luck with your appointment! stay safe and love ya allways queen
Thank you so much for the love and the support ❤️ and thanks for the well wishes on my appointment
@@AyChristene always love! :3 keep bein awesome
I hope illymation is ok now ❤
She is doing perfectly ok now
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The same people who chant outside planned parenthood won’t do it in front of a prison where a DR prisoner is being executed
Unless they do, but mostly no
True, but the people who are being executed have done unspeakable things. The fetus in the womb hasn't done anything wrong.
@@thearachnid7779 the clump of cells in the womb also doesn't have a say in what happens, nor can it even feel anything. So why does it matter? It's not your body, it's not your choice. No uterus, no opinion.
@@thearachnid7779 if you care about cells so much, stop washing your hands, stop cleaning with soap and bleach.
@@syniimon-stix4022 Yeah it may not feel anything, but that doesn't mean it's ok. There's still a potential life in there regardless, and it should have a say like everyone does. True it's not my body, but why does that mean I shouldn't have an opinion just cos its unpopular? We're all equal and should be heard. The people who made Roe v Wade the law had no utereses either. Everyone is a clump of cells but just bigger and smarter. I am pro choice. I believe women have the choice to do what they want with their bodies, but abortion risks termination of potential life.
@@ixnatallietheidiotxi8710 If I stop cleaning I'll get diseases. The cells in a womb isn't a disease it's a miracle that will grow to be a big human like me and you.
I can understand why aliens don't wanna visit earth, because I wouldn't..
I cant imagine having to wait months to get that taken care of. How terrifying that must have been. And then the fear of maybe not being able to get it at all becuase of the crusty old people in the supreme court.
So glad she got the medical care she needed.
I am honestly baffled that this type of discrimination exists, you'd think we would have learned are lesson from the Civil Rights Era not to do this. And you might also think that this type of discrimination would exist in a dictatorship with how bad it is (y'know like the 3rd Reich, the USSR, current day Russian Federation, current day People's Republic of China, current day North Korean People's Republic of Korea, and many others, because they were famous and infamous
It's sad that someone .might have to die until the lawmakers change. I feel that I might just get my uterus removed because I don't want children and i don't want to die. I don't feel this country is free anymore.
The worst part is that america is supposedly the so called "land of the free" when that in general is a load of shit and lies its disgusting that random people are acting like THEY have a right to get pissy about abortion when most of them are people WHO HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED A PREGNANCY IN THEIR LIVES the only people who DO have a right to say ANYTHING about abortion would be the mothers themselves who actually go through pregnancies and miscarriages and stuff its just awful that this stuff is happening
Good luck for getting a doctor to do that when you don't have children. So many doctors refuse to tie a woman's tubes if they are child free. Because OBVIOUSLY they know you better than you know yourself 🙄
Sorry for all my sarcasm. The system we have in place just makes me mad.
Don't accidentally get pregnant, because you can't get an abortion, but they won't do procedures to prevent pregnancy from happening. It doesn't make sense.
@@delaneykeller1389 I workout so hard that my body fat percentage is so low I can't have a period. I have only had my period twice and I'm in my 20s. Maybe I can't have children. I don't know because I've only been with women but she's super worried. I'm we both dont want children and she's planning to get her tu es tied and so am I. We'll try to get a doctor that'll help us though.
@@delaneykeller1389 Forgot to say, I'm not working out to lose my period, but I do competive sports and I love working out and running.
They’ve already died
Mother nature is named Gaia, the goddess of the earth from Greek mythology
I had a cyst, thankfully it passed on its own, but it felt as if i was being punched over and over.
I myself am 16 so i legally can't vote at least to my knowledge i don't know if that changed at all but if i could i'd be immediately voting against the stupid abortion ban from happening RANDOM PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER EVEN EXPERIENCED AN ABORTION OR PREGNANCY OR EVEN SEEING OR WITNESSING SOMEONE CLOSE TO THEM SUFFERING WHILE PREGNANT SHOULD BE SHUTTING THEIR DAMN MOUTHS i only say that because i've got two little siblings now but to get them both i saw my own mother suffering through pregnancy when i myself kept telling her to abort the pregnancy if it got too risky for her life luckily it didn't but it genuinely angers me that random morons think they have a right to control whether or not women are allowed to get abortions or not its disgusting entirely
Man, this felt quite emotional
I'm just relieved she's ok, that must have been so scary!
Sad reality
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what she had done sounds more like uterine tumors she had removed, that should not be called the same as an abortion. Terminating a pregnancy on purpose should not be referred to by the same name as removing cancer/ tumors/ growths,. When I was younger I had a brain tumor, by todays laws would I have aborted my brain?
The thing is they call it abortion because it's in the uterus, wrong, but that's their "logic".
11:16 Roe V Wade doesn't cover procedures done to insure the safety of a person, it only wants to stop unnecessarily killing a fetus when there is no physical drawbacks to the mother. Like say a person finds out they are pregnant and they are physically capable of safely birthing the baby, but they decide to get rid of it, if the fetus has a heartbeat, then that's murdering a child. But if a woman gets pregnant, and there's a chance of her being in danger because of it because her body can't handle it and it might be a life or death situation, then the bill allows you to terminate because though it's killing a life, it's to save someone else: the mother. It especially wouldn't deny you help if you have something inside you that isn't a baby and never will become a baby, something that will only cause you pain and suffering and never amount to anything good such as a new person. I understand her fear about not being able to get help, but everyone should know there was never a cause for worry, because there's nothing wrong with getting a termination if all it's getting rid of is a jumble of cells and blood that's causing you agony. Pro-life people, or most of them ( there are always exceptions that love to give PL as a whole, a bad rep ) wouldn't want anyone to nearly die while having a baby, or suffer because of a growth that needs to come out, they only want baby's that can be saved, to be born, and the procedure that Illy got, had nothing to do with killing, only saving her.
Also theres a lot of misinformation out there, and main stream media likes to twist stories and laws out of proportion, they want you to think that I'm wrong and the bill is bad, I'm sure some of them were true, but I'm certain most of those articles she showed aren't actually what they're chalked up to be, and that's wrong, spreading fear and convincing people that they won't be allowed help, this whole issue has been blown way out of preportion 💔
Trusting our government is wild tbh
I'm a pro-life Catholic that got really interested in this topic after Illy posted this video and I did some research. After watching your video here, this is now the third time I saw Illy's video in full. I think Illy saying that abortion is legally defined as "a procedure to remove unwanted tissue from inside the uterus" may not be entirely accurate even in California. I can't tell how much research into the legal language surrounding abortion Illy did, but I looked up a few things. Most of the legal info I found was on the site FindLaw. California seems to define a legal abortion as "any medical treatment intended to induce the termination of a pregnancy [like RUclips says] except for the purpose of producing a live birth." I didn't find the definition of abortion Illy gave anywhere I looked.
For Texas and Alabama, abortion is still pretty much banned even in cases of rape or incest, but is legal in cases where the life of the mother is at risk if the doctor determines a pregnancy is high risk such as with ectopic tubal pregnancies. As you mentioned at the end though, there are complications such as when a doctor isn't sure if ending a life threatening pregnancy is legal.
I looked up Florida just to respond to this video, and it seems Florida is slightly less restrictive in a few ways. It appears abortion in Florida is generally illegal after 6 weeks, but is legal if (A) two (not one) physicians say an abortion is the only option to preserve the mother's life, (B) a pregnancy is the result of rape, incest or human traffiking and the mother has an official document proving it (a restraining order, a police report, a medical record, etc.), in which case abortion is legal up to 15 weeks or (C) a fatal fetal abnormality is detected in the fetus [(which I call a baby)] prior to the third trimester and two physicians certify there is such an abnormality. I take the third point as ensuring the proper handling of a miscarriage is legal in Florida.
Regardless of state laws though, I believe what Illy really had in the practical sense is a myomectomy, a procedure to remove benign uterine tumors that I'm pretty sure is legal nationwide. I checked Texas specifically and found they for sure do myomectomies. Illy's life would be safe if she was in Texas or Alabama (and I'd happily support a lawsuit otherwise, I wouldn't be legitimately pro-life if I wasn't pro-women's-lives). Personally, I believe early delivery via induced labor or C-section is a valid alternative that preserves the life of the unborn child. I've seen a few articles of babies surviving early delivery as early as 21 weeks of gestation. There's a low chance of survival that early on, but hopefully artificial womb or other medical technology will one day make what I consider abortion to be, "the direct killing of a potential human life," obsolete.
What I'm curious about though, is (1) why Illy's mom, a labor and delivery nurse, told Illy to go to Planned Parenthood rather than the emergency room given how much bleeding she'd been going through (maybe there's a doctor shortage issue in California) and (2) where she got her definition of abortion (maybe Planned Parenthood...). As a pro-lifer, between watching the movie Unplanned that tells Abby Johnson's story of her experience with Planned Parenthood as a former director of one of their facilities that later shut down and listening to pro-life Catholics on the radio and through podcasts, I get the impression Planned Parenthood is more concerned with doing business than with women's health and that they often misinform people to advance their stance on abortion. For example, they wouldn't want you to know the abortion pill they've been pushing recently can get women killed if they bleed too much, and that the consequences are fatal for sure if the woman doesn't know she has an ectopic pregnancy. I hope Illy and her mom seek out more information, I fear they could both be misinformed...
What hurts the most is that Illy said at the very end that pro-life people care about "an organ's ability to produce children," but not her life... It's no secret that abortion is a divisive issue that makes people's blood boil, but how could she say that? *Of course I care about Illy's life*, why would I research what the law says about abortion and women's health procedures like myomectomies while thinking about Illy's video for the past 10+ days if I didn't? I understand people want abortion to be a human right because not having abortion access is one less choice women can make about their reproductive health, but I firmly believe that early delivery that tries to preserve the baby's life is a morally valid alternative with fewer side effects and that if you peel back all the layers and see abortion for what it really is (by that I mean actual abortion, not true essential women's health procedures like uterine tumor removal), abortion is one of the worst choices anyone could make.
To summarize everything, I'm glad Illy is ok and that she got the procedure she needed, but she could have gotten the care she needed in Texas or Alabama too, and I fear she and her mom are misinformed. As for actual abortion, with the right technology, I think we can make abortion obsolete in that no unborn child has to die and no woman has to fear death from reproductive health complications, nor do unborn children need to be dehumanized to make abortion more socially acceptable. For now, it's fair to allow abortion when the life of the mother is at risk, but I don't want the lives of unborn babies to be undervalued. I'd also like to add that I wish more people practiced chastity and honored and respected women's bodies so abortions and unwanted pregnancies would be less common.
You didn't do proper reasearch, D&C is another option to her problem and it's suggested when someone is in risk of bleeding too much because myomectomy has that risk of great blood flow, D&C is the main procedure for an abortion and thus can get banned.