Then they extend the questions to whether women should have the option of abortion of unborn children diagnosed with a disability. Now the pro-choice people started to be conflicted. They stated their viewpoint that a woman should have the right to choose, but were reluctant to say yes. Comments were made about the child suffering, about it being “tricky”, “an ethical dilemma”..the option of foster care was mentioned as a good outcome.  Can the family support that baby? Additional questions such as “Would you say that about people already living with disability ? Or if a family says we can’t support this 10-yr old.. ”Good point. I would say – buckle it up” or foster care would be an option.  Do you think we should kill people without their consent who are currently suffering? –The interviewers also asked them to guess what % of people who have been diagnosed with a disability like downs, spina bifida,  or trisomies, are aborted after the mother received that diagnosis. Guesses ranged from 10% to 50%; they generally surprised or shocked to hear that is usually between 60 – 92%.

      One  comment: “That’s got me thinking today.”