TheodoraP
Doodledog perhaps that Doctor that spent 7 years of his life learning to help save lives wasn't comfortable with terminating baby after baby
Your anger to this Dr is mis guided you show no anger towards the women that continued to be promiscuous regardless to the consequences
You argue her argument all in the name of choice for women and count out anything else
Perhaps he wasn't, in which case he shouldn't have to perform terminations.
I'm not angry with the doctor, but I don't think he should be allowed to practise if he is unable to keep his thoughts to himself, and more particularly if he threatens an abuse of power like the one you described.
No, I am not angry at the woman either - it's none of my business, and any anger I felt would be hugely misplaced.
I am not 'arguing her argument' in the name of anything other than shock that a doctor would threaten to assault a patient if she didn't follow his instructions. I am not 'excusing' women who use abortion as a means of contraception either (not that it's my place to excuse anyone). I am simply appalled at the actions of that doctor - he had no right to say that, and if the BMA found out about it he would (rightly) be in serious trouble. If the press found out I don't know what would happen.