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Originally Posted by itsbob  Don't understand what your point is, or what one thing has to do with another.
Plaease give me your reason for asking, or explain your deviant thought process. |
Since you are afraid to answer the question I'll assume it's safe to say you do have a living will.
A living will is your directive (your choice) in what to do (life or death) in the event you were you were incapacitated in some way, correct? If you deem it OK for a woman to choose life or death for her
temporarily incapacitated baby then why wouldn't you leave the choice to someone else of what to do should you become incapacitated?
In essence it's not just "her body", it's her body and
someone elses. Yeah that may royally suck for women but it's the way nature is.
