What people are saying...
The Cost of “Choice”: Women Evaluate the Impact of Abortion (Encounter Books, 2004)
"The
essays in this book describe with
impact and accuracy the hazards—physical and mental—of abortion. The
frequency of breast cancer is increased; suicide and depression
are common—far more than usual post-partum depression. The
mother of a child, born or
unborn,
has an obligation to feed and shelter her child, society an
obligation to help her, if needed, and the law an obligation to
protect that child against willful injury or death…Such feeling of
obligations are lost, however, on the feminist creed that abortion is
a woman’s emancipation.
The
essays in the Cost of
"Choice" clearly dispel
the belief that abortion is just another
harmless minor surgical procedure."
"The
most important
collection of
the
season is both stunning and wholly original. In The Cost of
Choice, a dozen
diverse, distinguished women dismantle the
fundamental arguments of abortion advocates and reveal how women have
paid dearly for the bill of goods sold by pro-choice feminists.
Finally, the truth about abortion by thoughtful women for thinking
women. "
Kate O'Beirne, Washington Editor, National Review.
"This
is a must-read
for all those
who
have wondered, "Don't women deserve better than abortion?" a
truly pro-woman approach to the most divisive question of our time."
Patricia Heaton, Two-time Emmy Winner, New York Times best-selling author and Honorary Chair of Feminists for Life of America