🤝 Community Tard Baby General (includes brain dead kids) - Fundies and their genetic Fuckups; Parents of corpses in denial

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Jeep1971 dijo:
Is it detectable before birth? I'd have to make tough decisions if I knew early.
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With Crouzon, it's not exactly detectable in the same vein as missing an piece of an chromosome. But apparently, it's easily treatable with medical intervention; and if you don't go through with, you're basically an monster.

Apert Syndrome is listed as an hereditary, spontaneous genetic mutation. As far as treatment goes; it's possible, but you can't really fix what's wrong with their hands.

With Pfeiffer syndrome, there's an chance that your kid won't be living an complete life. It actually happened to Prince's son.
 
NerdShamer dijo:
With Crouzon, it's not exactly detectable in the same vein as missing an piece of an chromosome. But apparently, it's easily treatable with medical intervention; and if you don't go through with, you're basically an monster.

Apert Syndrome is listed as an hereditary, spontaneous genetic mutation. As far as treatment goes; it's possible, but you can't really fix what's wrong with their hands.

With Pfeiffer syndrome, there's an chance that your kid won't be living an complete life. It actually happened to Prince's son.
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Yeah I think I'd abort if I knew early enough. Parenthood is tough enough without having a medically fragile child who will never get better
 
Jeep1971 dijo:
Yeah I think I'd abort if I knew early enough. Parenthood is tough enough without having a medically fragile child who will never get better
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Genetic testing is pretty much a must these days. And since so many states do not allow abortion in the case of fetal abnormalities, these poor things have to be brought to term.

It happened to another Texan woman, who had to fly to Seattle to end her pregnancy as the fetus had anencephaly.

www.texastribune.org

How Texas’ abortion laws turned a heartbreaking fetal diagnosis into a cross-country journey

“It was just a matter of time before the baby died, or maybe I’d have to go through the trauma of carrying to term knowing I wasn’t bringing a baby home,” said 27-year-old Lauren Hall. “I couldn’t do that.”
www.texastribune.org www.texastribune.org

It was a wanted pregnancy. They even built the crib. Her family was pro life and even offered to pitch in for medical and travel expenses.

Texas didn't care.
 
I'm going to go with Crouzon syndrome. She doesn't appear to have the characteristic syndactyly, or "mitten hand" deformity, which is associated with Apert or Pfeiffer syndromes.

Here are the hands and feet of a child with Apert syndrome, which is also called acrocephalosyndactyly. "Syndactyly" just means the fusion of the fingers or toes.

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Also, people with Crouzon syndrome generally have normal intelligence. Not sure if that makes it better or worse for you. Some of the malformations, including the distinctive skull deformities, can be corrected to some extent by surgery, although it's a lengthy process usually requiring multiple massive cranial surgeries.

More later.
 
Chandelier dijo:
www.texastribune.org

How Texas’ abortion laws turned a heartbreaking fetal diagnosis into a cross-country journey

“It was just a matter of time before the baby died, or maybe I’d have to go through the trauma of carrying to term knowing I wasn’t bringing a baby home,” said 27-year-old Lauren Hall. “I couldn’t do that.”
www.texastribune.org www.texastribune.org
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The protesters outside the Seattle abortion clinic waved pictures of bloody fetuses, shouting that she was a “baby killer” and begging her to choose life. ... Many of the protesters had traveled to Seattle all the way from Texas, just like Hall had.
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Do these people not have jobs, responsibilities, or anything of worth in their own lives? They could instead focus on their own families, reach out to families who may not have enough to eat or a warm place to sleep, volunteer at their church's daycare, help orphaned kids, literally anything other than travel multiple states away to scream and wave signs around outside of an abortion clinic. But why be a productive member of society when you can screech at strangers? 🎩🎩🎩
 
Discourteous Discourse dijo:
Do these people not have jobs, responsibilities, or anything of worth in their own lives? They could instead focus on their own families, reach out to families who may not have enough to eat or a warm place to sleep, volunteer at their church's daycare, help orphaned kids, literally anything other than travel multiple states away to scream and wave signs around outside of an abortion clinic. But why be a productive member of society when you can screech at strangers? 🎩🎩🎩
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I had a whole response planned out but the page needed to refresh and it was lost.

Anyways, they're probably paid to be there by Live Action or some other group. They like choosing people who are either childless or, ironically, jobless, when they'd call anyone else socialist moochers. One guy who campaigned to ban it looked like an inbred hippie and had no wife and no kids of his own. No childcare experience. He wrote the heartbeat laws with grease from a Chick-fil-A sandwich. I wish I was joking.

They never bring in doctors to write these laws, just dinosaurs who have to ask what ectopic pregnancies are.

But on a funnier note, a woman named Jamie Jeffries talked a woman out of an abortion and then freaked out when asked to take the six month old. Suddenly, her life, her wellbeing, and her money was important.
 
"why don't my ex-husbands kids with a different woman know about my dead baby from 20 years ago?"
I almost feel bad because this woman's IQ is maybe 70 but LOL. also
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MirnaMinkoff dijo:
The very sad website dedicated to terminating “wanted pregnancies” details how incredibly difficult and expensive it was for women who only discovered NCWL defects after the anatomy scan. Many had to use retirement funds or borrow money from family. It’s not just finding and doctor abd traveling long distances it’s then $10-20k on top of that.
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I'm sorry how the fuck are you having a planned, wanted pregnancy and you don't have a 20k line of credit?
 
Regardless terminating pregnancies that aren't compatible with life shouldn't cost 10k+ and require traveling out of state. It's all just pointless cruelty for the sake of pointless cruelty since a living, healthy kid isn't going to be in the cards no matter what.

At least that Texas woman was able to afford going out of state to abort her brainless fetus. I wonder how many prolifers in Texas are like the grandparents and didn't realize the state ban makes no exceptions for fetuses that aren't compatible w/life?
 
Android raptor dijo:
Regardless terminating pregnancies that aren't compatible with life shouldn't cost 10k+ and require traveling out of state. It's all just pointless cruelty for the sake of pointless cruelty since a living, healthy kid isn't going to be in the cards no matter what.

At least that Texas woman was able to afford going out of state to abort her brainless fetus. I wonder how many prolifers in Texas are like the grandparents and didn't realize the state ban makes no exceptions for fetuses that aren't compatible w/life?
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The states that are not restricting abortion are fighting to keep it that way. We have a gubernatorial candidate who has already said he will restrict it.
 
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