Hopefully others follow suit with this as the long awaited and hard fought battle of parental notification has been enacted and takes effect today which should help lower the numbers of children making lifelong effecting decisions without the input of the only usually 2 people that care about them truly from cradle to grave..THEIR PARENTS.!..
....not some liberal teacher or counselor from the far left schools from coast to coast who are pro choice themselves, and decide everyone they counsel should be too, no matter how young and gullible they are or may be in this stress filled time, as they both are looking for the easiest and most expedient solution to a adult problem.
So now it's back in the parent's court, and they ALL have to step up and make their children more comfortable however they can, so they will always feel good enough to come to them with their problems, no matter how bad or serious they may be instead of people who are paid to care and most often don't..
Or otherwise, the law gets changed back, as millions more babies end up in the bottom of garbage cans and disposals..that simple.... And think about how gruesome it is that this practice even exists in the first place and advocated by liberals as birth control of mostly minorities they claim to represent, and we can all bet humanity will pay for this brutal decision made by a bunch of judges on the Supreme Court in Roe V Wade 40 years and 55 million dead fetuses ago that we haven't stopped yet. Guaranteed.
chicagotribune.com: "Physicians in Illinois this week must begin notifying a parent or guardian when a girl 17 or younger seeks an abortion -- a rule abortion opponents long have sought, but which critics say could keep minors from seeking safe procedures.
The state parental notification law, scheduled to take effect Tuesday, has been subject to legal challenges and revisions for more than 30 years. In July, a federal appeals court in Chicago lifted a federal injunction on a 1995 version of the law, clearing it for enforcement. In August, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation granted doctors a 90-day grace period before the law would go into effect.
Activists on both sides of the issue say the new rule could have a huge impact on the lives of some teens and their families in Illinois and in neighboring states that already had similar laws.
'Illinois has become a kind of a dumping ground for kids who don't want to tell their parents,' said Joseph Scheidler, national director of the Chicago-based Pro-Life Action League. The law 'will probably stop some abortion.'" more
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