Tom Lake Abortion Novels & Stories

They had been dating for two years before that, and when Teresa realized that she was three months pregnant, her world had been turned upside down. The doctor said that three months was so advanced for safe abortion and that the best thing was to keep the pregnancy. Nick had just received a scholarship to Harvard to study business. He felt guilty leaving Teresa and their unborn child behind. Therefore, he declined his admission to school to stay with Teresa, something his parents vehemently opposed. Love prevailed, and Teresa and Nick got married faster before the pregnancy was so advanced for people to notice. It was a small wedding with Teresa putting on her mother's wedding dress.

“Milo…” My tears continued streaming down my face as I continued to say, “Next morning I saw on the news that there was a report of domestic violence in a house far from the city which woken up their neighborhood. The report said there was a dead pregnant woman who had forced abortion done with a dirty knife and table napkin and her dead fetus was lying next to her.” Lindy gasps as she cries for more while her eyes were filled with trauma. I whimper on my seat as I held my fist with my other hand, “Leo must have done the illegal abortion and killed himself with a gun after because he was found dead in the house.”

He might be faking a nice act in front of me so he can make me keep the baby. I call the doctor, the one we went to the previous morning. “ Hello, it’s me, Emma. I came for a check-up with Lucas knight. “ I inform, on the call. “ Oh yes, I remember you. Are you guys coming for another check-up? “ The woman inquires politely. “ No..actually about…the abortion thing. Can you please tell me about a certified hospital that conducts abortions since I don’t know many? “ I implore nicely. “ Oh, so you want an abortion. Miss, these days there have been many anti-abortion campaigns. You’ll hardly find a hospital but I know of one. The address is ***** you can go there. It is a trusted hospital. “ She

Tamara felt uneasy but she finally composed herself. “I want an abortion,”she said. The doctor could tell that Tamara was not sure of that. “Are you sure that you want an abortion? It's okay if you aren't sure,I can give you time to think about it and I will get back to you when you have a final decision,”she said.

***** As Riley consoled her, Stella waited impatiently for her number to be called, her leg jumping nervously. When Stella’s turn finally came, the doctor scowled as he examined her. "Ms. Radomil, it appears that you have a very thin uterine lining, and an abortion would cause you to bleed profusely. For your own protection, we advise against having an abortion." When Riley heard what the doctor had stated, she was shocked and Stella scowled. "She can't abort it?" “True. It is not advised unless there is a compelling medical need to do so." The physician sighed lightly. "Give it some thought. One should not take severe bleeding lightly. Return home and give it some serious thought before y

"It doesn't matter. You are the man my daughter cares about, and I recognize you as my son-in-law. I can keep this under control, but you need to take a stand." Carter's eyes widened with tension. "Liam, what do you want me to do?" Liam set down his teacup. "I think someone plans to use this at tomorrow's banquet to embarrass us. If that's the case, this fact has to disappear." Make the fact disappear? Did Liam mean to make the baby in Lauren's womb disappear? Carter forgot how to breathe. Liam's tone remained calm and steady as he said, "The banquet starts tomorrow at 6:00 pm. There are over 20 hours left. That should be enough time for an abortion procedure, right?"

His gentle, indifferent smile greeted her, "Miss Parker, given your current condition, it's better for you to rest in bed." Lily, not one for beating around the bush, asked directly, "Dr. Hawthorne, I don't want this child. Can you arrange a time for the surgery? The sooner, the better." "Have you thought this through?" Dr. Hawthorne paused, lost in thought for a moment before looking at her, "At eleven weeks, the fetal heartbeat can already be heard. Besides, your health isn't the best. An abortion could lower your chances of conceiving in the future, or even lead to infertility. Have you considered these consequences?"

It was already evening and I knew Leo might soon be heading home if he wasn't working late. I had not prepared dinner but I was ready to face whatever trouble he mounted on me that night. "Mrs. Emily, your condition is very serious. You can't have an abortion," the doctor said. "Please, do not tell me the same story. I can't keep this baby," I replied, rubbing my belly. "That means you must have heard this at another hospital. Your womb is fragile. Having an abortion might damage your womb or even lead to the worst case scenario which is death," he said.

killed him. Lara fell silent again after that and only continued the next day." "I found out I was pregnant when I was already four months along. I begged Dinah to help me because the thought of carrying my stepfather's child made me want to die. She took me to the capital, but the pregnancy was too far along for an abortion. I told the doctor that if he didn't help me get rid of it, I would jump off a bridge or a tall building as soon as I left. He gave me the option of giving the baby up for adoption, but that wasn't something I considered. It wasn't, for me, an option, and the abortion was performed. I stayed in the hospital for a week, and when I left and returned to my town, my father

She actually dared to say that. "You heard me, Liam. I want an abortion. I don't want to keep this child." Celeste said while getting up from where she was sitting. Her face was blank. Her voice was soft yet determined. Liam kept looking at her, trying to read her emotion. At that moment he wanted to tear open his head and see what was going inside her head. What was she thinking? The doctor who was standing at a corner till now, hurried made his way out of the room, giving the couple their very much needed privacy. "You don't mean that." Liam whispered looking at Celeste. She couldn’t possibly mean what she said. His Celeste couldn’t say that. His Celeste would never utter the word abortio