The expressions in this psalm are very basic to faith. Every Sunday, during the Prayers of the People, I conclude by offering up our unspoken requests. Our most intimate and personal of prayers, things we would never tell anyone else but God alone, are those unspoken requests. God knows us better than we know ourselves, and still loves us, and works in our lives, in hears our most private of prayers. I'm afraid this information is completely incorrect.
Abortions can be, and are, performed all the way to term in too many cases.
To me this Psalm speaks clearly not only about the humanity of unborn children, but about the reality of God's purpose for that child. If God is truly a purposive Creator, then is not abortion robbing from God's purpose. This sort of robbing, however, has to be just about the most dastardly.