(LifeNews.com) A woman was rushed to a local hospital in the Cincinnati suburb of Sharonville, Ohio after appearing to have suffered from a botched abortion at the facility run by the abortion practitioner credited with promoting partial-birth abortions.
Dr. Steven Brinn, a pediatrician whose offices are next door to the Women’s Med Center abortion facility, commented on the incident.
“Today, March 28, paramedics with ambulance and police were called to Haskell’s Abortion Clinic in Sharonville and this was witnessed by many,” Brinn said. “”A young woman was seen being carried out on a stretcher by paramedics who were bagging the woman (giving life support). It is assumed that the woman suffered some kind of complication in the clinic while she was there for treatment. Police were also at the scene and closed down the clinic for a time.”
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This story is covered on the Christian Science Monitor website, a newspaper with international coverage, but none of the local Cincinnati media outlets seem to think it's worth reporting on. If you think it's important for people to know about significant events like this, and for the media to stop ignoring it so they don't have to deal with a "controversial" issue you might want to give them a call and let them know.
WCPO (ABC): 513-721-9900
WKRC (CBS): 513-763-5500
WLWT (NBC): 513-412-5000
WXIX (FOX): 513-421-1919
Dr. Steven Brinn, a pediatrician whose offices are next door to the Women’s Med Center abortion facility, commented on the incident.
“Today, March 28, paramedics with ambulance and police were called to Haskell’s Abortion Clinic in Sharonville and this was witnessed by many,” Brinn said. “”A young woman was seen being carried out on a stretcher by paramedics who were bagging the woman (giving life support). It is assumed that the woman suffered some kind of complication in the clinic while she was there for treatment. Police were also at the scene and closed down the clinic for a time.”
Read the rest of this story at LifeNews.com
This story is covered on the Christian Science Monitor website, a newspaper with international coverage, but none of the local Cincinnati media outlets seem to think it's worth reporting on. If you think it's important for people to know about significant events like this, and for the media to stop ignoring it so they don't have to deal with a "controversial" issue you might want to give them a call and let them know.
WCPO (ABC): 513-721-9900
WKRC (CBS): 513-763-5500
WLWT (NBC): 513-412-5000
WXIX (FOX): 513-421-1919
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