The Effect of Abortion on Female Students - Dada, Peace
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In the past few years there have been staggering discoveries as to the complications of abortion. Too often abortion is thought of as a way to "get rid of the problem", and the evidence is showing that for many women this "procedure" brings only further problems. Perhaps the most frightening consequence is the reality of Post Abortion syndrome, due to the fact that this dis-order lurks in the subconscious of the women who had the abortions, and seems to wait for a moment of emotional weakness to overwhelm them with feelings of guilt and loss. The great effects that abortion has is leaving its…mehr

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In the past few years there have been staggering discoveries as to the complications of abortion. Too often abortion is thought of as a way to "get rid of the problem", and the evidence is showing that for many women this "procedure" brings only further problems. Perhaps the most frightening consequence is the reality of Post Abortion syndrome, due to the fact that this dis-order lurks in the subconscious of the women who had the abortions, and seems to wait for a moment of emotional weakness to overwhelm them with feelings of guilt and loss. The great effects that abortion has is leaving its mark in society with great depth. There has been a severe increase in birth complications, as well as emotional and family problems, because whether we like it or not abortion affects us all. The purpose of this paper was to shed light on the mysteries surrounding the dangers of abortion, and help others to truly make an informed decision.
Autorenporträt
Hon. Peace Dada, A Young Pioneer In Health Sciences. He Is Also A Health Educator, He School At Holy-land International School, He Studied Community Health In College Of Health Sciences. Based On His Health Science Career, Peace Dada's Articles Has Yielded Amazing Results To The People At Large.