in 2011. In an article of MAY 29, 2014, Michael Stokes Paulsen, a law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, affirmed about the Roe v. Wade case, “After nearly four decades, Roe’s human death toll stands at nearly sixty million human lives, a total exceeding the Nazi Holocaust, Stalin’s purges, Pol Pot’s killing fields, and the Rwandan genocide combined. Over the past forty years, one-sixth of the American population has been killed by abortion (Paul Stark). Besides the social facts that this case brought, it is interesting to also consider the effects that an abortion is most likely to have on a woman. According to one study of 500 aborted women, “researchers found that 50 percent expressed negative feelings, and up to 10 percent were classified as having developed "serious psychiatric complications (David C. Reardon).” Moreover, researches founded that within eight after the abortion, 55 percent of the women expressed feeling of guilt, 44 percent accused nervous disorders, 36 percent had suffer sleep disturbances, 31 percent had regrets about their decision, and 11 percent had started taking psychotropic medicine (David C.
in 2011. In an article of MAY 29, 2014, Michael Stokes Paulsen, a law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, affirmed about the Roe v. Wade case, “After nearly four decades, Roe’s human death toll stands at nearly sixty million human lives, a total exceeding the Nazi Holocaust, Stalin’s purges, Pol Pot’s killing fields, and the Rwandan genocide combined. Over the past forty years, one-sixth of the American population has been killed by abortion (Paul Stark). Besides the social facts that this case brought, it is interesting to also consider the effects that an abortion is most likely to have on a woman. According to one study of 500 aborted women, “researchers found that 50 percent expressed negative feelings, and up to 10 percent were classified as having developed "serious psychiatric complications (David C. Reardon).” Moreover, researches founded that within eight after the abortion, 55 percent of the women expressed feeling of guilt, 44 percent accused nervous disorders, 36 percent had suffer sleep disturbances, 31 percent had regrets about their decision, and 11 percent had started taking psychotropic medicine (David C.