BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA

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1. Broward County, Florida says:

   “The later ones though, they’re bad—you see little arms and feet…little, but you know what they are, and you know what’s really being done.” – Unnamed Abortionist

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2. Broward County, Florida says:

   “In a standard D&E, the fetus generally doesn’t come out intact, but you might very well bring down a leg at the start of the procedure, and if the definition is a beating heart, potentially any second-trimester abortion could fit this bill…” – Allan Rosenfield, Professor of Obstetrics, University School of Public Health

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3. Broward County, Florida says:

   Although the procedure [partial birth abortion] is viewed as distasteful, alternative procedures are equally distasteful. Whether a 16-week fetus is delivered by dilatation and extraction (by which the fetus is dismembered within the uterus) or whether the fetus is delivered intact by decompressing the cranium, or whether the mother’s womb is injected with a substance that kills the fetus in utero, the outcome is the same for the fetus. The resulting complications to the mother from each procedure should be the question.” – Benjamin Graber, Abortionist, Pompano Beach, Florida

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