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Postpartum depression is a small thing compared to post-abortion syndrome, a silenced and ignored tragedy (VIDEO: testimony of those who have had an abortion)

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Voluntary abortion pushes women towards suicide.
National Right to Life returns to highlight the scientific publications that unequivocally conclude in this sense.
Postpartum depression is nothing compared to post-abortion syndrome: the numbers of women who attempt or practice suicide after pregnancy are evident. Furthermore, the postpartum crisis resolves itself within a few months, while post-abortion syndrome can smolder – and wear out – for years before exploding in all its virulence. Especially when the woman denies to herself that abortion is evil and that her child is an innocent victim.
In Ireland, pro-choice supporters insist on allowing abortion when the mother's life is in danger, and therefore even when she threatens suicide: like in the USA, before the Roe vs. ruling. Wade who legalized abortion on demand in 1974. In many states it was enough for a pregnant woman to declare suicidal intent to obtain a medical certificate for an abortion.
THE TRUTH IS THAT AN ABORTION CAN LEAD A WOMAN TO SUICIDE
However, there is no scientific evidence that demonstrates that an abortion can save a woman from suicide, in fact the studies conducted on the topic all indicate exactly the opposite. We talked about it a year ago: the data came from Australia, United States and Northern Europe.
In Finland, from a survey conducted on 600.000 donne (not just through interviews, but also through medical records and clinical data), It turned out that the risk of suicide was six times greater among women who had an abortion than among those who had given birth; three times higher than those who were not pregnant. Rather, Therefore, It has been proven that pregnancy drastically reduces suicidal instincts.
Also a study published on’ European Journal of Health confirms these data. They have been tracked 463,473 women who became pregnant between 1980 and the 2004, and the mortality rate after an abortion or after childbirth was calculated: there were many more who died in the 10 years after the abortion than after giving birth: main cause of death was suicide.
ALARMING DATA
The British Medical Journal also writes similar conclusions: are 100.000 women who have given birth the suicide rate is 5.9; out of as many who have had an abortion 34.7. Among non-pregnant women it is 11.3.
Still. David C. Reardon of the Elliot Institute studied 173.000 Pregnant Americans for 8 years after the pregnancy has ended (with abortion or childbirth). Women who had abortions were found to have the 154% more likely to commit suicide. Again David Reardon in his book “Aborted Women, Silent No More” (Springfield, IL: Acorn Books, 2002) found that the 60% of women after an abortion have suicidal thoughts. Il 28% actually tries to commit suicide.
The magazine Women's World reports other data according to which it appears that almost half of women have had abortions (45%) have suicidal thoughts.
The data is even more alarming if we take teenagers into consideration: the very young people who abort are 10 times more at risk of suicide and three times more at risk of hospitalization in psychiatric hospital than their peers.
But the statistics in no way show the true tragedy that takes place in the minds and hearts of women after abortion.
To understand it, just read the testimonies of those who have gone through it. […] You have to know them, these things, and they must be disclosed: because by the media “politically correct” you will never hear them. And not even by all those who are so many “busy” to protect the “salute (sexual and reproductive) of women”.
Note from BastaBugie: Despite the efforts made by culture “mainstream” to pass off abortion as a sign of progress and civilization, an act “due” for the good and health of women, the reality is very different. Having an abortion causes a deep and difficult to heal wound in the interiority of the woman.
The video below (term: 14′) narrates the painful journey of a man and a woman who in their past chose abortion.
Let us remember that according to Catholic doctrine, abortion is a very serious sin, punishable with excommunication (for the mere fact of having committed it).
This excommunication also extends to those who accompany, supports or advises the woman to have an abortion and to the medical personnel who carry out the abortion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTVv2MjLvKs