Abortion Drug Kills Girl in Portugal, Caused Deadly Infection

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Abortion Drug Kills Girl in Portugal, Caused Deadly Infection

Lisbon, Portugal – The dangerous RU 486 (mifepristone) abortion drug has caused yet another death in Europe by subjecting a 16-year-old girl in Portugal to a deadly infection that claimed her life. The infection is the same as one that took the lives of several women in the United States, who used the abortion pill.

lifenews.com/2011/05/16/abortion-drug-kills-girl-in-portugal-caused-deadly-infection/
 
Abortion drugs are the only drugs with a fatality rate greater than 100%. They should be banned completely, not just taken in a hospital.
 
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Sometimes I wonder how drugs like this can even end up on the market. The medical testing procedures take years and years and is supposed to prevent tragedies like this happening.
 
How sad that Our Lady of the Rosary in her Fatima appearances in 1917 said, “Portugal will never lose the faith.” And yet here we have a 16-year-old girl in Portugal subjected to a Mengele-worthy pharmaceutical, RU-486, losing her life to a wicked tricky abortifacient in that best of Catholic nations. Immaculate Heart, reign and rule in all hearts, especially mine. I’m grateful for this information because the only thing I’d heard is that RU-486 caused intensive, sometimes fatal bleed-out. And that’s not well publicized. Yet here we have drug-induced sepsis. Women, who have the right to chose, don’t yet have the right to be informed. Planned Parenthood locked that sonogram screen angle so women can’t see the wee baby. And MS Magazine gushed about the succesful European trials when RU-486 was released in America. Another information blackout is on hiring egg donors, generally female collegiates, who aren’t told that the drugs they take to enhance egg production can cause the ovaries to explode, causing infection and/or death.
 
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