It's not a frog or a ferret that's being killed. I am fully aware of that. I want the general public to know what the doctors know- that this is a person, this is a baby. That this is not some kind of blob of tissue. There are many dangers inherent to the abortion procedures.
Sterility is one danger.
It can be caused by infection, a real risk in any surgical procedure, but even more so with many abortion procedures. If the tiniest piece of fetal tissue or placenta are left in the uterus a serious infection can result, many times leading to a complete hysterectomy, and sometimes even death. Hemorrhage is also a very real danger. If the abortion provider is not careful, he or she can cause damage that can result in the need for a blood transfusion, if not the death of the woman from blood loss. There is also the threat of future miscarriage.