\u201c The this is Lisa\u201d tries to help a woman pay for their abortion. But it\u2019s base of donations. The government, Medicaid isn\u2019t covering for abortions because of the HYE Amendment. The film the abortion divide mainly focuses on, how abortion clinic started. Many women get abortions two to rape, lack of money to be able to maintain a child (not being financially stable). some woman feel embarrassed when getting an abortion because they are afraid of being judged by others. This film shows how woman feel well getting checked out before getting the procedure done, it\u2019s difficult with the different cases. There are protesters outside of the abortion clinics trying to convince women and I got abortions. Most women usually get the RU468 pill because it\u2019s less painful. For surgical abortion patients are sedated while the procedure is done.Medical abortions are carried out when a pregnant woman is given prescription drugs\u00a0at a clinic and then sent home with the remaining tablets to finish the abortion at home. They will return for a second visit to ensure that the process was completed successfully. These\u00a0allow the woman to be in a comfortable environment of her choice. They usually feel like a heavy\u00a0\u00a0cramping like when your’e on your menstrual cycle\u00a0that lasts about couple of hours. Most protesters are older white men, who think they can have an opinion about a woman\u2019s body. According to the mothers home they are pro life, they don\u2019t just hope the woman while she\u2019s pregnant, they hope the woman when the baby is also born and make sure they have a place to live and food.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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