Seriously, folks, isn't it time to stop using women. Women, isn't it time to stop being used. Isn't it time that women are not human guinea pigs for pharma and Planned Parenthood? And, now, the FDA is about to release yet another abortion pill. You know how it is when you (if you) ever take your first drag off a cigarette and you cough really hard.....your body is telling you something. That smoke does not belong in there. And, neither does a pill to cause an abortion. It's an unnatural and dangerous substance to the body...both bodies, the woman's and the unborn child's. Two new deaths from an FDA approved drug.....
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Two More RU-486 Infection Deaths Announced by CDC
by Chris Gacek
October 1, 2010
Almost ten years to the date after the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) approved the abortion drug, Mifeprex® (RU-486; mifepristone), two more medical abortion deaths have been announced by U.S. Centers for Disease Control Officials.
In a
letter to the editor of the
New England Journal of Medicine dated September 30, 2010, Dr. Elissa Meites
et al., described two additional mifepristone-induced septic shock deaths. Both deaths were caused by
c. sordellii, the bacteria linked to a number of RU-486 deaths from 2000-2006.
One woman who died was 29; the other was 21.
Monty Patterson, the father of Holly Patterson – an eighteen-year-old who died after using the mifepristone regimen, released a statement with these three concluding paragraphs:
It has been proposed by medical professionals that the properties of the mifepristone abortion pill can seriously impair or alter a women’s immune system and predispose her to serious or fatal infections.
The 9 deaths from Clostridium sordellii can no longer be ignored, particularly at the regulatory level. The FDA is responsible for protecting the public health. They need to reevaluate the risk, safety and efficacy of the drug they approved 10 years ago.
Ultimately, women will have to make the final choice based on the most accurate information they can obtain. They need to question if the risks of medical abortion pills are really in the best interest of their health, safety and welfare. Women can make informed decisions when they have timely, reliable and truthful information.
