Abortion Slide 2: Introduction

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Before we start, let’s look at these pictures. The
doctor is preparing for a life-saving surgery, right? But actually, he's about to perform
an abortion. So, can you guess what I'm going to talk about? Abortion.

As you know, abortion is legal in some countries Canada, France, and Australia
but still considered inhumane in others. Some see it as a way to relieve the burden of
having children. However, I firmly believe this is not right. Ending the life of an unborn
Abortion has been a global debate for years. While it is illegal in
baby is immoral and almost always has negative effects on the mother's emotional
some countries, others have legalized the procedure. Some people
and physical health.
think that abortion is a way to relieve their burden of having
unwanted children. However, I firmly believe that it is not right.
Slide 3: Ethical Considerations
Ending the life of an unborn baby is immoral and almost always has
negative effects on the mother's emotional and physical health.
First off, abortion is considered vicious and unethical. Many people oppose abortion
because of their morality and conscience, believing the fetus has real life. From the
First, abortion is considered vicious and unethical. From a scientific moment of conception, the baby has its own unique character, DNA, and sex
perspective, the fetus has real life from the moment of conception. determination. Researchers have shown that music can affect the fetus in the
It has its own unique DNA and distinct characteristics. Researchers mother’s womb, enhancing musical talent. Moreover, a mother’s feelings and voice
have shown that mother’s feelings, voice, even music can can significantly impact the fetus. So, the fetus can also feel pain, even if we cannot
significantly impact the fetus. Therefore, the fetus can also feel pain, know their emotions. Think about it: killing a baby or a person with paralysis is
even if we cannot know their emotions. Moreover, killing a baby or, considered cruel and violent, so what about an unborn baby? An indefensible fetus
similarly, a person with paralysis, is considered cruel and violent. So, needs protection, not harm.
what about an unborn baby? What an indefensible fetus needs is
protection, not harm.
Secondly, abortion involves significant health risks for women. Slide 4: Health Risks
According to the World Health Organization, around 39,000 women
die annually from unsafe abortions, and millions more suffer Now that we've covered the ethical considerations, let's talk about the health risks.
complications such as heavy bleeding, infection, damage to organs, Abortion involves significant risks for women’s health. The World Health Organization
or uterine perforation. Even the Planned Parenthood Federation of reports around 39,000 deaths every year and millions more women hospitalized with
America, Inc., which provide access to abortion services, admits that complications. Even the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc., which
“like any medicine or medical procedure, there are some risks.” provides access to abortion services, admits that 'like any medicine or medical
procedure, there are some risks.' These risks include heavy bleeding, infection,
damage to organs, or uterine perforation.

Besides, the emotional impact cannot be ignored. According to Slide 5: Emotional Impact
'Abortion and Mental Health,' about 81% of women who have an
abortion are likely to experience mental health issues. Common As I just mentioned, the emotional impact cannot be ignored. . According to 'Abortion
 symptoms after an abortion include anxiety, grief, sadness, and
depression. These facts make us reconsider the full impact of and Mental Health,' about 81% of women who have an abortion are likely to
abortion on both physical and mental health. experience mental health issues. Common symptoms after an abortion include
anxiety, grief, sadness, and depression. These facts really make us reconsider the full
impact of abortion on both physical and mental health.

Third, there are times when there is a difficult decision. Some people Slide 6: Risky Pregnancies and Disabilities
say they don’t want a disabled baby, so abortion is the only way.
This disregards the value and dignity of disabilities. What about Next, let's consider risky pregnancies and disabilities. There are times when a
disabled adults? We cannot deny their identities. They, too, have pregnancy is risky. Some people argue that they don’t want a disabled baby, so
their rights, privileges, even their talents; so why do unborn disabled abortion is the only way. But this disregards the value and dignity of individuals with
babies not have the same considerations? disabilities. What about disabled adults? We cannot deny their identities. They, too,
have their rights, privileges, and talents. So why do unborn disabled babies not
receive the same considerations?

Slide 7: Compassion and Alternatives

Another common argument is that Some believe that abortion
can be an act of compassion for women in cases of rape or Now that we've talked about the difficulties, let's discuss compassion and alternatives.
incest. It can prevent potential suffering for both the child and Some argue that abortion is an act of compassion for unintended pregnancies, as it
the mother. However, is killing the baby really the only way to can prevent potential suffering for both the child and the mother. But let’s think
show compassion? Abortion is not a solution to the trauma of about this: is ending the baby’s life really the only way to show compassion? Abortion
the mother; instead, it adds another layer of emotional burden. due to incest does not erase the trauma experienced by the mother; instead, it adds
What does compassion truly mean? It involves empathy, another layer of emotional tragedy. So, what does compassion truly mean? It involves
understanding, and a desire to help. By offering support and empathy, understanding, and a desire to help. By providing sympathetic care and
resources, we can help women navigate difficult situations. support, we can help women navigate difficult situations. Moreover, adoption is also a
Besides, adoption is also a viable option. It gives the baby a viable option. It gives the baby a chance to breathe and provides other parents with a
chance to breathe, and help other parents have a child to love. Is child to love. Isn’t this a more compassionate option?
not this a more compassionate option?
Slide 8: Conclusion

To wrap things up, while the debate over abortion is complex, I believe it is an action
All in all, while the opinions on abortion are complex, I think that people should avoid, considering the ethical implications and consequences. Even if
abortion is an action people should avoid based on morality, the unborn babies have no name, it doesn’t mean they are less human than us. They
conscience, and knowlegde of consequences of abortion. Even if the deserve protection and respect, just like any one of us.
unborn babies have no name, it doesn’t mean they are less human
than us. They deserve protection and respect, just like any one of us.

Slide 2: Introduction
  Abortion has been a global debate for years.
o Legal in some countries, considered inhumane in others.
o Some see it as a relief from the burden of having children.
o Personal stance: Ending the life of an unborn baby is immoral and has negative effects on the mother's emotional and physical health.

Slide 3: Ethical Considerations

 Abortion is considered vicious and unethical.

o Based on morality and conscience.
o Fetus has real life from conception: unique character, DNA, sex determination.
o Impact of music and mother’s feelings on the fetus.
o Fetus can feel pain.
o Killing a baby or a person with paralysis is cruel and violent.

Slide 4: Health Risks

 Significant Risks for Women’s Health.

o WHO: 39,000 deaths and millions hospitalized yearly.
o Planned Parenthood: acknowledges risks.
o Risks: heavy bleeding, infection, organ damage, uterine perforation.

Slide 5: Emotional Impact

 Emotional Impact Cannot Be Ignored.

o 'Abortion and Mental Health': 81% of women experience mental health issues post-abortion.
o Symptoms: anxiety, grief, sadness, depression.
o Full impact on physical and mental health.

Slide 6: Risky Pregnancies and Disabilities

 Risky Pregnancies.
o Argument against abortion for potential disabilities.
o Disregards value and dignity of individuals with disabilities.
o Disabled adults: rights, privileges, talents.
o Unborn disabled babies deserve the same considerations.

Slide 7: Compassion and Alternatives

 Arguments About Compassion.

 o Preventing potential suffering for both child and mother in tragic circumstances.
o True compassion: support, resources, alternatives (e.g., adoption, comprehensive care).
o Adoption: giving the baby a chance to breathe, providing other parents with a child to love.
o Isn’t this a more compassionate option?

 Compassion Involves.
o Empathy, understanding, and a desire to help.
o Supporting women through sympathetic care and support.
o Adoption as a viable option.

Slide 9: Conclusion

 Complexity of the Abortion Debate.

o Ethical implications and consequences.
o Unborn babies deserve protection and respect, just like any one of us.
o Abortion should be avoided.