Constitution protects rights of preborn
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Editor,
In his letter to editor printed in the Jan. 30 Valley Journal, Richard Bell stated that he took Rita Senkler at her word and asked her to expound on other related issues concerning the rights of preborn babies.
I am not Rita, and I cannot answer some of the questions for her, but I can suggest some resources.
There are volumes of information out there in books, on the net and other publications concerning results of scientific research done regarding the life of in-utero human beings as well as other living creatures
If he or anyone else would like to view particularly inspiring works on prebirth human life, there are amazing publications out there by world-renowned medical and scientific photographer Lennart Nilsson, M.D. His work exploring the human body for over 25 years has brought him international fame. His documentary film, “The Miracle of Life,” won an Emmy in 1983.
After viewing these amazing photographs from conception to birth, it is inconceivable that anyone would not realize that a preborn human being is growing and living from the moment of conception; just as other living creatures in our world live and grow before the day they are born or hatched
Nilsson’s book, “A Child is Born,” is filled with unprecedented prebirth photography and can be checked out at any local library or borrowed through inter-library loan.
If he or anyone else has difficulty finding these resources, they can contact me. I will share what I have.
I will state from my own study of prenatal growth that a human being is a human being, regardless of size, age or if still in the mother’s womb or born, and is indeed already covered by our Constitution. Abortion laws have just subverted its original purposes.
And whether or not it is a religious issue if the choice of the individual, protected by our Constitution also.
So the two freedoms can exist happily side by side, if only we will let them.
Brenda Hughes
Polson
