Abortion clinic: we “gently” remove “tissue”

In New York City, there are a number of abortion clinics competing to catch the eyes of abortion minded women. One of these clinics is Early Options. Their tagline reads “Early Abortion & Miscarriage: a Revolutionary Medical Practice.”

When a woman goes to a clinic to end her pregnancy and kill her unborn baby, it’s  not really called a “miscarriage,” but since the word “abortion” still carries  stigma, redefining the word “miscarriage” for their patients is apparently something this abortion clinic is happy to do.

This clinic has apparently pioneered an abortion method called the “SoftTouch.” According to the site:

The clinic’s website does not say what is actually providing this “gentle pressure.” Perhaps it is a hand-held pump syringe. Either way, they are advertising these abortions as “natural” and “gentle.” But are they really natural and gentle to the baby?

The clinic instructs prospective patients to:

They say:

On another page Early Options describes an abortion at seven weeks. They’ve even included a nice little picture for us:

The text next to the picture says:

Seven weeks. An empty sac. A pregnancy that is “tissue similar to menstrual tissue.” Nice and easy. Right?

Unfortunately, this is not the reality.

The Endowment for Human Development, a site not  affiliated with the pro-life movement or any religious group, has photographs of unborn babies at different stages of development. It also has fetal development facts and information.

Here are some of the things that an unborn baby has at seven weeks:

• a four chambered, beating heart 

• a liver and kidneys 

• fingers and toes

• knee joints

• ears 

• the ability to have the hiccups 

• if female, developing ovaries  

• a brain that gives off brain waves 

Here you can see the beating heart of a seven-week-old child.

The Beating Heart at 7 weeks of Pregnancy

The clinic workers and abortionists at Early Options know what these babies look like. They know that these children are not “tissue” or “a late period” or “fluid” or “an empty sac.”

The language they use is meant to be misleading. Women are not supposed to know what is inside them – they are not supposed to know the reality of what their baby looks like or what he or she can do, they are not supposed to know the truth about what the abortion will do to their child. (Warning; graphic images).  The picture on the website can’t be seen as anything other than a blatant lie. The empty sac that it shows is not  a seven-week-old baby or even a four or five-week-old baby.

This is the information that’s out there aimed at abortion minded women. This is what the clinics are telling them. We need to tell them the truth.