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To: Ilaine who wrote (76710)	10/11/2004 8:21:36 PM
From: E	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 793791

What do you think, Cobe? Would it be a good thing iyo for the long arm of the state to be used to prevent rape or incest victims, or women whom gestation would kill, from getting an early abortion that is not against their principles or religious convictions? IYO? Or should it not be anybody's business except the rape victim (etc) and her doctor's? Just wondrin' what you thought, as a person, a citizen, a Catholic, a woman, a human, you know, all those emo categories! Should my just-turned-thirteen year old granddaughter be permitted to get an abortion if she is raped on the way home from her violin lesson? Permitted to take the 'morning after' pill? Are there any circumstances in which you would personally approve of (and vote for, if you had the opportunity) her being forced to gestate to term? She is a very young thirteen, btw. She looks like a child. I've never heard the abbreviation "emo" before. Did you make it up? I feel "emo" about my granddaughter.