[ SECRET POST #6587 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6587 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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08. [WARNING for discussion of sexual assault]

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, the official Catholic hospital position is to specifically forbid this exception. You're meant to hope for a miracle. If the fetus dies, only then can you remove it. This is also why they're opposed to assisted dying - you're meant to suffer and not lose hope in a miracle/God.

[(Anonymous)]

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Once at a catholic hospital the doctor started interrogating me about whether I was one hundred percent certain I wasn't pregnant before giving me an x-ray. When I said I was not pregnant he started badgering me asking me if I was SURE and if there was ZERO CHANCE and if I was willing to risk his job to get my x-ray, to humiliate me for not being celibate as an unmarried woman. They asked for my sexual history during the intake and were visibly disgusted when I said I had plenty of premarital sex. Plus the doctor insulted and demeaned me for having had a breast reduction. Never going to a catholic hospital again unless there's truly no other options.