ending_abortions.docx

Running head: ENDING ABORTION 1

ENDING ABORTION 3

Steven Essix

PHI-105

September 27, 2014

Minal Padgaonkar

Ending Abortion

Introductory paragraph

Thesis statement: The physiological and psychological dangers of the abortion process necessitate the need for the government taking measures because abortions is dangerous, increased risk of future pregnancies, and there are medical complications associated with abortions.

Support for thesis 1

Topic sentence: Abortion is a dangerous process

a. Detail A: Endangers the life of the patient during the abortion process

b. Detail B: May lead to medicinal complication

c. Detail C: Psychological effects during and after the process

Support for thesis 2

Topic sentence: increased risks to future pregnancies

a. Detail A: Risks of ectopic pregnancies

b. Detail B: May lead to new born children who are handicapped future pregnancies

c. Detail C: Pre-term deliveries or complications related to labor

Support for thesis 3

Topic sentence: There are medical complications associated with abortion.

a. Detail A: Crumping of the uterus and prolonged pelvic pains

b. Detail B: Injury to the bladder or bowel

c. Detail C: An incomplete removal of the fetus or the content of the uterus may lead to complications that require surgery, putting the patient’s life in danger

Conclusion

Thesis sentence: Based on the effects caused by the abortion process, it is necessary to end abortion because premature births is hazardous, expanded danger of future pregnancies, and there are medicinal entanglements connected with premature births.