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Arguments Against Adoption

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As a student of Montevallo High School and a representative of my school’s Student Government Association, I am writing you for an assignment in my AP history class requesting your support in the backing of the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.
The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act is a bill that has been passed through the house that is meant to amend federal crime code to now allow the abortion option to be illegal if a fetus is of 20 weeks old in the womb, unless having a labile cause such as rape or incest. I agree with this bill and believe it should be passed and become a law because within twenty weeks a woman and spouse, if involved, should be able to come to a decision of whether they are ready and able to take care of a baby or not. If they choose that they are not, that is okay …show more content…

One example is adoption, which allows for the baby when born to have a better chance at having the privilege to be apart of a family that shall love and care for the child as deserved. I myself am a prime example. I was born in India and for a reason I am unsure of was put up for adoption not only once but twice. I see my adoptions as blessings rather than bad fortune and am thankful that my biological parents did not choose abortion when realizing they would not be able to take care of me properly. But if the parents of a child they are not ready for believe that adoption might not be the right choice and they want to try to keep their baby but can’t afford it, abortion still is not the answer. There is also the option for the family or single parent to apply for medicare, in which then the government, if eligible, would provide money to support the child. One should also realize at the twentieth week of pregnancy, four months and two weeks along, the fetus has already formed distinct features such as the head, eyelids, arms, hands, legs, feet and even eyebrows. The fetus has some

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