A Young Woman's Personal Story of a Miscarriage


I came across a sad but well written personal account by a young woman who had a miscarriage. She wrote of her feelings of abandonment and her questioning of why had God allowed this.

She does not share her gruesome details of the event itself but the circumstances suggest it happened at home in a bathroom. She is fortunate she does not live in a state with draconian laws against abortion and that it happened before anti abortion activists are successful in banning all abortions. She would be faced with the investigation I have talked about here. 

First would be the question of how she disposed of the fetus. One can assume most of the time an early fetus is flushed down the stool. If there were a law, as has been attempted in at least one state, to require a "funeral" for the fetus she would be in violation. One woman was successfully prosecuted for something called "improper disposal of human remains." This would have to apply to all miscarriages if it applied to all physician or medical induced abortions.

In an anti abortion state or nation she would have to prove she did not have an abortion. Since she admitted she knew she was pregnant she may well have visited a doctor. In a anti abortion state/nation we can assume the doctor would have reported this to law enforcement. This would have to be done because law enforce is charged with providing safety for all citizens. The fertilized cell becomes a citizen in the religion of anti abortion. A missing citizen triggers an investigation.

We don't yet know which level of law enforcement would be assigned the duty of investigating this missing person. If her doctor were in one state and she in another the logical answer would be a federal agency. The FBI is such an agency. If all parties were in state it might be either state or local officials.

An investigation would involve questions about the unfortunate woman's interest or knowledge of abortion. Did she belong to an abortion rights group? Had she visited any sites that provided information on how to do home abortions? To confirm her answers her phone or computer would need to be examined. 

Am I speculating on these requirements? Not if history gives us insight into the future. The measures I have predicted have all be proposed by some anti abortion groups and have been carried out by some local law enforcement personnel.  

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