Abortion should be legal

The "Unborn Victims Act" does not apply with abortions and the procedures that goes it at all. According to the article "key facts on the unborn victims of violence act" states that if a criminal attacks the mother and the baby, injuring or killing the baby, he has claimed two victims, and is sentence. This act only protects the baby when another is trying to physically hurt both mother and baby on purpose, and goes through with it. Also, it states that this bill explicitly provides that it does not apply to any abortions (legal or illegal or any form of medical treatment) because abortion is consent from the mother and thus the unborn victims act is only protection from criminals. Abortions is a terrible process but women should have the right to decide what is best for them and the baby. Some families / single mothers are not financially stable to take care of a child, so do you really think they are able to provide the right care for the child? For instance, the article on "Poverty And Abortion: A Vicious Cycle" says that 71% of women undergo an abortion (sometimes even more than once) because they cannot afford to take care of themselves while pregnant, cannot help support the baby even after it is born, and are in and out of shelters because they cannot afford to own a house. When being pregnant there is a lot of medical care / process women need to do in order to have a heathy baby and it cost a lot of money. Women have to go to frequent check ups, take certain vitamins, eat right and have to have a good environment at home so the stress does not hurt the baby etc. If they have none of that how could they know they are having a healthy baby or if the baby is even okay? Yes, there are times when a baby does come out healthy, and the mother or family could give it up for adoption, but there is also times where they do give the baby up for adoption and it does not go well. For example, the adoptive family does not really care for the child and maybe abuses them, or the child in and out of orphanages all of their life. This can cause the child to make bad decisions in their life or even end up in the same cycle as their biological parents. According to Dayton who wrote Growing up with toxic stress or addiction and its long term impact says that when a children come from broken homes, it higher's the chances of the child becoming addicted (to drugs and/or alcohol), having mental issues and doing a lot illegal things when they are older. So, sometimes even giving the child up for adoption or putting them in an orphanage is not always good. Finally, the Hippocratic Oath is not a law at all, its an oath. Not everyone agrees with it nor follows it. According to "is the Hippocratic Oath still relevant to practicing doctors today" states that some medical students take the oath but never follow it. Also says there is different updated versions of the oath, so if there are doctors that specialize in that form of medical treatment (abortions) they most likely chose a different updated version of oath or did not at all. Even when I stated before that most medical schools chose to drop the oath or administer a more ambiguous one that is suited for the new era. So these oaths may not even apply to anything if most medical schools dropped them and if no one is going to truly follow and honor them.