At an August 9, 2013, Medical Women's International Association conference in Seoul, South Korea, an unsaid officer shutdown a workshop on ‘abortion complications' just before eminent Doctors were to speak.
Shut down it was, but not before Dr Martha Shuping, a psychiatrist, spoke of researchers on both sides of the abortion issue agreeing that 'some women”, such as those 'pressured into abortion: lacking social and emotional support; and adolescents”, have 'increased risk of post-abortion mental problems”.
Quite an admission after years of the abortion industry talking down the abortion-mental health connection.
In its context, Shuping's 'some women” at risk of subsequent mental problems could be a low figure like 10 per cent of all abortions. Astonishing then that in NZ 'some women” account for 98 per cent of all abortions, all authorised on the grounds of 'risk to the mental health of the patient”.
NZ abortion figures in 2012 were 14,745, of which, according to the above, only 2 per cent, or less than 300, apparently had no risk to their mental health.
Meanwhile, the 98 per cent, the 'some women” group, must have been either of predictable mental instability, or prepared to have their certifying consultants lie for them.
How long must this farce, killing nearly 15,000 of our children each year, continue?

Don Brebner,
Voice for Life BOP Charitable Trust.