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hazeus

May 27th, 2011

What about an abortion that was not done properly,with out an ultrasounnd to make sure it was effective, then to have your daughter collapse 2 days later and rushed to nearest hospital and being told by medical staff that due to infection(septsis) your daughter now has a bad heart and conceptual remnants left in her uterus with poisonous blood and will have to be flown to nearest hospital after being on cardiac monitor for 6 hrs and have another evacuation. am not happy

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