Opinion by Cecilia Ousset
Dec. 28, 2020
I am a Catholic doctor, mother of four and a
conscientious objector to abortion who has been trying to reconcile her
religious views with public health needs. Because the reality that I see every
day is that all women have abortions. The married woman and the single one, the
Catholic, the Jewish, the atheist. Women who do not use birth control and those
whose birth control has failed them. Illiterate women and those with college
degrees.
The difference, however, is in the conditions under which they have abortions.
That’s always defined by their economic status.
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