THIS IS A FOLLOW UP FROM MY LAST QUESTION: Jennifer is a 38-year old woman who is the beginning of the 16 th week of the pregnancy of her third child. Following amniocentesis, she has discovered that her fetus has Turner's Syndrome. See https://my.cleveland clinic.org/health/diseases/15200-turner-syndrome. With this information in mind, and drawing on any relevant sources from Module 4, answer the following questions: (a) Does Jennifer's fetus have a right to life? Should Jennifer have the right to access abortion at this stage of her pregnancy because of the Turner's Syndrome diagnosis? Why or why not? Which position in Lecture Notes 9 best supports your view and why? ANSWER I GOT FROM YOU GUYS IS IN THE IMAGE BELOW: THIS IS THE QUESTION I NEED ANSWERING: Step 1 Introduction Turner syndrome is a condition which affects only females when one of the X chromosomes (sex chromosomes) is missing or partially missing. Turner syndrome can cause variety of medical and developmental abnormalities, including short height, failure of the ovaries to develop and heart defects. Amniocentesis is a prenatal test that can diagnose genetic disorders (such as turner syndrome and spina bifida) and other health issues in a fetus. Step 2 Answer (a) yes, Jennifer's fetus have a right to life. Step 3 Answer (b) No, Jennifer Should not have the right to access abortion at 16 th week of her pregnancy. Step 4 Answer (c) Feenstra Introduces Lifesaving Legislation to Protect Unborn Girls Diagnosed with Turner Syndrome so as H.R. 7179, the Protecting Girls with Turner Syndrome Act is illegal to do forceful or intentional abortion of an unborn child diagnosed. This legislation also bans the medical professionals if they accept or ask for funds to perform an abortion and transporting a woman into the United States or across state lines to perform an abortion for fetal with Turner Syndrome. A woman who undergoes an abortion to a Turner Syndrome diagnosis she cannot be accomplish or held courteously liable. "National Right to Life applauds Rep. Randy Feenstra for introducing the Protecting Girls with Turner Syndrome Act of 2022," Jennifer Popik, J.D., Legislative Director of the National Right to Life Committee said "No baby should suffer with abortion. Mothers with disabled unborn baby have a right to be supported and to receive information on resources instead of doing an abortion."

THIS IS A FOLLOW UP FROM MY LAST QUESTION: Jennifer is a 38-year old woman who is the beginning of the 16 th week of the pregnancy of her third child. Following amniocentesis, she has discovered that her fetus has Turner's Syndrome. See https://my.cleveland clinic.org/health/diseases/15200-turner-syndrome. With this information in mind, and drawing on any relevant sources from Module 4, answer the following questions: (a) Does Jennifer's fetus have a right to life? Should Jennifer have the right to access abortion at this stage of her pregnancy because of the Turner's Syndrome diagnosis? Why or why not? Which position in Lecture Notes 9 best supports your view and why? ANSWER I GOT FROM YOU GUYS IS IN THE IMAGE BELOW: THIS IS THE QUESTION I NEED ANSWERING: Step 1 Introduction Turner syndrome is a condition which affects only females when one of the X chromosomes (sex chromosomes) is missing or partially missing. Turner syndrome can cause variety of medical and developmental abnormalities, including short height, failure of the ovaries to develop and heart defects. Amniocentesis is a prenatal test that can diagnose genetic disorders (such as turner syndrome and spina bifida) and other health issues in a fetus. Step 2 Answer (a) yes, Jennifer's fetus have a right to life. Step 3 Answer (b) No, Jennifer Should not have the right to access abortion at 16 th week of her pregnancy. Step 4 Answer (c) Feenstra Introduces Lifesaving Legislation to Protect Unborn Girls Diagnosed with Turner Syndrome so as H.R. 7179, the Protecting Girls with Turner Syndrome Act is illegal to do forceful or intentional abortion of an unborn child diagnosed. This legislation also bans the medical professionals if they accept or ask for funds to perform an abortion and transporting a woman into the United States or across state lines to perform an abortion for fetal with Turner Syndrome. A woman who undergoes an abortion to a Turner Syndrome diagnosis she cannot be accomplish or held courteously liable. "National Right to Life applauds Rep. Randy Feenstra for introducing the Protecting Girls with Turner Syndrome Act of 2022," Jennifer Popik, J.D., Legislative Director of the National Right to Life Committee said "No baby should suffer with abortion. Mothers with disabled unborn baby have a right to be supported and to receive information on resources instead of doing an abortion."

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