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Empowering Men:
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Letter
about the Deteriorating Health of Pregnant Women
© Paul Clarke 2004 |
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21 June 2004
TO:— New Zealand Minister of Health.
Your Ministry/Dept would be aware that 18 510 abortions were done in New
Zealand in 2003.
Just about all abortions are excused under the words of Sec 187 of the Crimes
Act
"serious danger to the mental health of the woman or girl”.
So I scrutinise the Report of the Royal Commission on Contraception Sterilisation
and Abortion in New Zealand (dated March 1977).
It says (page 152) that for the year ended 30 Sept 76 total abortions for
all hospitals were 4342.
Of that total 4166 were stated to be performed for psychiatric reasons (i.e.
96% on mental health grounds). So in just over 25 years (i.e. from 76 to 2003)
total abortion numbers have more than quadrupled (from 4342 to 18 510).
The percentage of the 2003 figure (18 510) for mental health reasons has
not yet been published but I assume it would be about the same as 2002 which
was 98.6%.
That prompts me to ask myself:— why is there such a large number of “mental”
abortions when one would have thought numbers would be reducing; because of
our higher standard of living; maternity services; agencies; contraception
freely available; etc.
Obviously those statistics should be of alarm to your Ministry. An individual
such as I can speculate till the cows come home as to what has caused such
a steep increase but the important point is unborn children are being killed
under the existing system without any official (or unofficial) investigation
into how and why this medical condition (of "serious danger to her mental
health”) has mysteriously come into being and is being used as an excuse to
kill the unborn.
Are NZ women healthy? i.e. mentally. And if they are before becoming pregnant
then has their unborn child somehow, just by being in the womb, poisoned mum’s
mind? If so, I wonder how they could have done that ?
I suppose Universities could put it under their wings to investigate (e.g.
recently Auckland University researched pregnant women on the drug P).
The reality is those aborted babies, if born, would be citizens of this
country, if allowed to keep growing in the womb, but, for reasons outside
their control, they are killed, as if they are to blame for the serious deterioration
their mums claim they suffer from ..... or will suffer from.
I pose the following questions:—
(1) Does your Ministry/Dept have any proof or direct evidence that a continued
pregnancy has ever resulted in "serious danger to her mental health” ?
e.g. have women diagnosed as such been admitted to institutions for that
reason ? (and gave birth).
If so, what proof or evidence do you have to offer me ?
( I ask that because I have heard judges (plural) in court cases say the
abortion laws were enacted to protect the unborn. Therefore the admitting
such a woman to nursing care of the state would protect both her and baby,
which I would have thought is essentially a duty of your Ministry/Dept to
administer ).
(2) If a woman had initially claimed the mental health provision in
the Crimes Act but then actually continued with her pregnancy what signs would
art onlooker observe in ner pregnant state that she was indeed suffering ~serious
danger to her mental health
For the year 2002 there were 17 380 abortions of which 98.6% were signed
for under the serious danger to mental health escape clause.
That causes me to add the following questions:—
(3) Will your Ministry/Dept investigate why so many thousands of women can
claim to be justified in using “serious danger to their mental health” such
being said to be caused by their pregnancy? (that is, caused by the unborn)
and so go ahead and use that “argument” as an excuse to abort.
(4) Will your Ministry/Dept set up (say) a Royal Commission or a Commission
of Inquiry to find out why so many women are not set on the right path? i.e.
somehow heal their minds so they go from being feeble minded (caused by that
nuisance growig inside them) to having a healthy mind in a healthy body; and
of course give birth.
(5) Could there be some sort of relationship BETWEEN your Ministry/Dept
AND abortion providers so that women who claim to come into the category of
the “mental health” provisions can be encouraged to go into hospital/institutional
care i.e. to avoid having the abortion.
Lets reverse the reasoning. If every year it was found 17 000 to 18 000
women DIED because of their pregnancy there would be an outcry. And you would
have to get your a into g. But here it's the women who sign the orders to
kill.
Could I have your replies to my questions posed above ?
TABLE 13
NUMBER OF ABORTIONS IN 2002 ACCORDING TO THE GROUNDS ON WHICH AUTHORISATION
WAS GIVEN
Grounds |
Total |
% |
Serious danger to life |
9 |
0.1 |
Serious danger to physical health |
7 |
0.0 |
Serious danger to mental health |
17,142 |
98.6 |
Combination of serious danger to physical and mental health |
76 |
0.4 |
Combination of serious danger to life and mental health |
4 |
0.0 |
Substantial risk of physically or mentally abnormal seriously handicapped
child |
136 |
0.7 |
Incest and serious danger to mental health |
2 |
0.0 |
Offence under s.131 Crimes Act 1961 and serious danger to mental health
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4 |
0.0 |
TOTALS |
17,380 |
100.0 |
TABLE 14
NUMBER OF ABORTIONS IN 2002 ACCORDING TO PROCEDURE USED
Procedure |
no anaesthetic |
local anaesthetic |
general anaesthetic |
Total |
Suction curettage and pre-operative prostaglandin |
13 |
9,387 |
1,264 |
10,664 |
Suction curettage and dilatation |
5 |
4,187 |
73 |
4,265 |
Suction curettage |
19 |
646 |
861 |
1,526 |
Medical only |
146 |
5 |
20 |
171 |
Medical only (Mifegyne) |
176 |
12 |
15 |
203 |
Dilation and curettage |
3 |
1 |
28 |
32 |
Pre-operative prostaglandin |
31 |
6 |
4 |
41 |
Dilation and prostaglandin |
- |
422 |
47 |
469 |
Medical and dialapan rod |
7 |
- |
- |
7 |
Hysterectomy |
- |
- |
2 |
2 |
TOTALS |
400 |
14,666 |
2,314 |
17,380 |
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