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How the unborn baby is killed

The saline abortion procedure can only be done at 16 weeks or later when enough fluid is in the amniotic sac surrounding the baby. A long needle is inserted through the mother’s abdomen and the wall of the uterus into the amniotic cavity. As much amniotic fluid as possible, usually about one cup, is withdrawn. Then, a small dose of saline solution is injected. If the woman doesn’t experience any immediate signs of allergic reaction or rejection, the remaining solution is injected into the amniotic sac.

After the toxic mixture is injected, the baby swallows the salt solution and is poisoned and his skin burned. After suffering for 1 to 1.5 hours, the baby’s heartbeat stops. The corrosive effect of the salt solution burns the lungs and strips away the outer layer of the baby’s skin. The mother goes through labor and soon delivers a burned, shriveled and dead baby. The abortion, in medical terms, is considered a success.

Because the unborn child’s pain receptors in the nervous system have developed, an unborn child can feel pain at 13 to 14 weeks gestation, well before saline abortions are performed.

There are many complications involved with the saline abortion procedure. In addition to the possible death of the mother, if the hypertonic saline (salt solution) is inadvertently injected directly into the woman’s vascular system, which occasionally happens, the salt enters the woman’s bloodstream causing severe dehydration, seizures, and coma. If the needle is misplaced, injection of the hypertonic saline into the bladder will most certainly cause damage to the uterus if not irrigated immediately. Hypertonic saline may initiate uncontrolled blood clotting throughout the woman’s body, with severe hemorrhaging, as well as causing other serious side effects on her central nervous system, including on her brain and spinal cord.

But a saline abortion doesn’t always kill the unborn child. There have been instances, where after enduring hours of the excrutiatingly painful burning of the saline solution and poisoning, that unborn babies were born alive. One of those babies is Gianna Jesson. She is a survivor of a saline abortion, and has an incredible story.l

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Happy Feast Day Saint Maximilian Kolbe 1894 - 1941 Feast day: August 14 Patronage: drug addicts, families, imprisoned people, journalists, pro-life movement