The egg and sperm and fertilized embryo belonged to the Rogerses, and DNA proves that babies are separate and distinct persons and not a part of the mother's body. Fortunately for all, Donna Fasano carried both babies to term. There have been cases alleging manslaughter or murder of an unborn baby being killed in the womb in automobile accidents, drive-by shootings and other deadly accidents involving a pregnant mother. This birth calls into question the legitimacy of the Roe vs. Wade decision. The Supreme Court should be required to revisit it based on present-day technology, DNA evidence and modern science's new findings of life in the womb.
Life begins at conception.
The Rogerses know it. The Fasanos know it. All parents know it. It's time for the Supreme Court to correct its error before another 36 million babies die in the womb. Thomas F. Fee of Sunriver is a member of the board of directors of Oregon Right to Life.