Trust Women Facility Raises Alarming Safety Concerns
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Posted 22 days ago
**Scandalous Revelations at Trust Women Abortion Facility Raise Safety Concerns**
In a shocking series of events, the Trust Women abortion facility in Wichita, Kansas, has become the center of controversy once again after a woman was rushed to the emergency room with a possible uterine perforation following a procedure.
For a facility that claims to prioritize women's health, the incident raises alarm bells about the actual safety standards in place at Trust Women, which has a notorious background rooted in negligence.
On October 21, 911 calls from the clinic revealed an evasive response regarding the patient’s condition. Staff described the situation as “pretty painful” while downplaying the potential severity of the complications. The call indicated that the patient was stable but raised troubling questions about what had transpired during the procedure.
Troy Newman, president of Operation Rescue, expressed his disbelief that such establishments continue to operate under the guise of offering safe medical services. "This facility does not deserve the trust of the women it claims to support, and babies do not deserve to die at the hands of the abortionists who kill there," he stated emphatically.
Trust Women has a checkered past, having been founded by Julie Burkhart, who was mentored by the infamous late-term abortionist George Tiller. The facility has been plagued by staffing controversies, including a mass resignation of abortionists and the abrupt firing of its leadership.
Currently, the facility’s medical director, Dr. Ekwensi Griffith, lacks significant experience in obstetrics or abortion, which further fuels concerns about the quality of care provided to women seeking reproductive services.
Complications from similar procedures, particularly dilation and evacuation, are well-known. This latest incident underscores the ever-present risks associated with abortion and highlights the urgent need for accountability and regulation in these facilities.
As pro-life advocates rally for greater reforms and safety measures, the spotlight remains on Trust Women and the broader abortion industry. The safety of women and the rights of the unborn are issues that should concern every American, reinforcing the importance of upholding ethical medical practices across the board.
This incident presents a call to action for communities and leaders alike, emphasizing the necessity of stringent oversight to protect the health and wellbeing of women, as well as the lives of the unborn.
Sources:
rumble.com
rumble.com
liveaction.org
In a shocking series of events, the Trust Women abortion facility in Wichita, Kansas, has become the center of controversy once again after a woman was rushed to the emergency room with a possible uterine perforation following a procedure.
For a facility that claims to prioritize women's health, the incident raises alarm bells about the actual safety standards in place at Trust Women, which has a notorious background rooted in negligence.
On October 21, 911 calls from the clinic revealed an evasive response regarding the patient’s condition. Staff described the situation as “pretty painful” while downplaying the potential severity of the complications. The call indicated that the patient was stable but raised troubling questions about what had transpired during the procedure.
Troy Newman, president of Operation Rescue, expressed his disbelief that such establishments continue to operate under the guise of offering safe medical services. "This facility does not deserve the trust of the women it claims to support, and babies do not deserve to die at the hands of the abortionists who kill there," he stated emphatically.
Trust Women has a checkered past, having been founded by Julie Burkhart, who was mentored by the infamous late-term abortionist George Tiller. The facility has been plagued by staffing controversies, including a mass resignation of abortionists and the abrupt firing of its leadership.
Currently, the facility’s medical director, Dr. Ekwensi Griffith, lacks significant experience in obstetrics or abortion, which further fuels concerns about the quality of care provided to women seeking reproductive services.
Complications from similar procedures, particularly dilation and evacuation, are well-known. This latest incident underscores the ever-present risks associated with abortion and highlights the urgent need for accountability and regulation in these facilities.
As pro-life advocates rally for greater reforms and safety measures, the spotlight remains on Trust Women and the broader abortion industry. The safety of women and the rights of the unborn are issues that should concern every American, reinforcing the importance of upholding ethical medical practices across the board.
This incident presents a call to action for communities and leaders alike, emphasizing the necessity of stringent oversight to protect the health and wellbeing of women, as well as the lives of the unborn.
Sources:
rumble.com
rumble.com
liveaction.org
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