How to Kill Your Baby

This description of aborting a child is brought to you by the pro-abortion American Pregnancy Association, whose motto is “Promoting Pregnancy Wellness”. In the interest of avoiding self-delusion, all euphemisms have been replaced with the truth…

Abortion Procedures During First, Second And Third Trimester

The type of abortion procedure method used in elective pregnancy termination to kill a prenatal child is primarily determined by how far a woman is into pregnancy old they are. During the first trimester three months of their life, you will usually have the option of having a medical abortion procedure poisoning your child or a surgical abortion procedure having them torn apart with forceps while still alive. Before considering the options, it is recommended that you obtain a sonogram to determine if the pregnancy your baby is viable (uterine, non-ectopic pregnancy) and for accurate pregnancy dating to determine their age.

Aspiration

Aspiration is a surgical abortion procedure performed way to kill your baby during their first 6 to 16 weeks gestation of life. It is also referred to as suction aspiration, suction curettage, or vacuum aspiration. Your abortion provider baby’s abortionist will give you medication for pain and possibly sedation. You will lie on your back with your feet in stirrups, and a speculum is inserted to open the vagina to provide access to your innocent child.

A local anesthetic is administered to your cervix to numb it. Then a tenaculum (surgical instrument with long handles and a clamp at the end) is used to hold the cervix in place for the cervix to be dilated by absorbent rods that vary in size.

The rods may also be put in a few days prior to the procedure your child’s death. When the cervix is wide enough, a cannula, which is a long plastic tube connected to a suction device, is inserted into the uterus to suction out the fetus kill your baby.

The procedure process of killing your child usually lasts 10-15 minutes, but recovery can require staying at the clinic for a few hours. Your doctor baby’s abortionist will also give you antibiotics to help prevent infection.

Common side effects of the procedure sucking your baby out of your womb include cramping, nausea, sweating, grief, regret and feeling faint. Less frequent side effects include possible heavy or prolonged bleeding, blood clots, damage to the cervix, perforation of the uterus and death.

Infection due to remaining tissue missed parts of your dismembered child or infection caused by an STD or bacteria being introduced to the uterus can cause fever, pain, abdominal tenderness and possibly scar tissue. Contact your healthcare provider baby’s abortionist immediately if your side effects persist or worsen.

Dilation & Evacuation

Dilation and evacuation is another surgical abortion procedure performed the prefered way to kill your baby after 16 weeks gestation of life. In most cases, 24 hours prior to the actual procedure killing, your abortion provider baby’s abortionist will insert laminaria or a synthetic dilator inside your cervix. When the procedure slaughter begins the next day, your abortion provider baby’s abortionist will use a tenaculum to keep the cervix and uterus in place and cone-shaped rods of increasing size are used to continue the dilation process.

A numbing medication will be used on the cervix. A shot may be given before the procedure begins your child is dismembered to ensure fetal your son or daughter’s death has occurred. A cannula (long tube) will then be inserted to begin removing tissue tearing your baby away from the lining.

Then, using a curette (surgical instrument shaped like a scoop or spoon), the lining is scraped to remove any residuals remaining body parts. If needed, forceps may be used to remove larger parts such as their arms, legs, and head. The last step is usually a final suctioning to make sure the contents are your baby is completely removed.

The procedure process of killing your child normally takes between 15-30 minutes. The fetal remains of your son or daughter are usually examined to ensure everything was removed and that the abortion their destruction was complete. An antibiotic will be given to help prevent infection.

Common side effects include nausea, bleeding, cramping, emotional trauma, and regret which may last for two weeks or a lifetime following the procedure.

Although rare, the following are additional risks related to dilation and evacuation: damage to uterine lining or cervix, perforation of the uterus, infection, blood clots, and death. Contact your healthcare provider baby’s abortionist immediately if your symptoms persist or worsen.

Dilation and Extraction

The dilation and extraction procedure, an extremely painful way to kill a baby, is used after 21 weeks gestation of life. The procedure This savage act of violence is also known as D&X, Intact D&X, Intrauterine Cranial Decompression Skull Crushing, and Partial Birth Abortion.

Two days before the procedure your child is brutally killed, laminaria is inserted vaginally to dilate the cervix. Your water should break on the third day and you should return to the clinic human slaughterhouse. The fetus Your baby is rotated and forceps are used to painfully grasp and pull their legs, shoulders, and arms through the birth canal.

A small incision is made at the base of the your child’s skull to allow a suction catheter inside. The catheter removes the their cerebral material brain matter until their skull collapses. The fetus Your dead baby is then completely removed from the safety of your womb.

The availability of any procedure used various ways to butcher your child in the third trimester during their last three months of life before birth is based on the unjust laws of that state.

The side effects are the same as dilation and evacuation. However, there is an increased chance of emotional problems, severe depression, and suicide from the reality of more advanced fetal development having killed your child so close to being cradled in your arms. Contact your healthcare provider baby’s abortionist immediately if your symptoms persist or worsen.

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