I just finished watching a Duggars Family special dealing with the premature birth of baby #19. Michelle, the mother of 18 and the star of "19 Kids and Counting", was expecting her 19th child on March 18th, but due to preeclampsia, an emergency C-section was performed on December 10th. Baby Josie came over three months early and weighed in at only 1 lb. 6 oz. She is not yet out of the woods and currently weighs 2 lbs. 3 oz. Josie is not expected to be released from the hospital until March.
This premature birth is just more evidence against the notion that a baby is not a baby until exiting the mother's womb. The TLC special this evening filmed the birth and photos were shown of this tiny little baby. Other than her size, she resembled a newly born baby.
Josie came into this world three months early. Based on what the pro-abortion crowd says, if her mother had not had health problems and she had not been delivered prematurely, she would not yet be labeled a baby. That makes no sense whatsoever.
I saw photos of this child, and she clearly is a baby, a small one, but nevertheless, a baby. If she had been able to live the additional three months in her mother's womb, she still would look as she does at this point, like a baby because she is a baby.
The libs are so out to lunch on this issue. Josie was a baby on December 10th, and prior to that, before she exited the woman and after she exited the womb; it made no difference whatsoever.
Read about baby Josie's birth and recovery here.
1 comments:
They could care less about humans lives or needs, but just try to kill any delta smelt and see what happens, the liberal environmentalist since last February, as a result of that biological opinion, a federal judge on August of last year ordered state and federal water project managers to reduce the amount of water pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta to protect the threatened delta smelt from extinction. farmers have lost approximately 300,000 acre-feet of water. It's floated out the Golden Gate. That means it was given to the fish instead of irrigating the crops for future consumption.
The lack of water has forced California farmers to abandon or leave unplanted more than 100,000 acres of agricultural land. With California farmers providing nearly half of the fresh fruits, nuts and vegetables consumed by Americans, and the Central Valley in particular being the most productive farmland in the country, the crop losses caused by the drought will adversely impact families and economies throughout California and beyond our borders.
Agricultural revenue losses exceeded $300 million to date and additional losses of up to $477 million were projected for last season. Total income losses to farmers and other businesses involved in crop production reached $644 million last year.
They liberals really got their priorities in order, Riiiiiiiiiiight!
Fish first, Humans ?
Post a Comment