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A trend of mounting concern is occurring in abortion provision. When elective induced abortion was legalized in the United States, one frequently cited motivation was that legalization would improve abortion’s safety, as it was frequently claimed that many women were injured and sometimes died from illegal abortions.

Recently, abortion advocates have changed their strategy.

Whereas once they claimed they wanted abortion to be “safe, legal and rare,” now they favor immediate access and convenience to abortion for all women experiencing unintended pregnancies, regardless of whether it might be more dangerous for a woman. 

The book, “Shockwaves: Abortions Wider Circle of Victims,” details the stories of people hurt by abortion, including that of a woman named Salome who shared her own horrific experience with the abortion pill.

Many pro-choice organizations claim that having an abortion by pill is just like having a regular monthly period. In fact, Teen Vogue, a magazine aimed at impressionable teenagers, said taking the abortion pill is “like having a period.… While it may cause cramps and bleeding similar to your typical period, it’s a safe, simple, and noninvasive way to provide reproductive care.”

But women who have taken the abortion pill continue to share the truth.