At Christmas time, when the whole world celebrates the marvel of birth, the
plight of women unable to conceive is particularly poignant. So why are
Fertility funds falling short (December 19)?
Back in the day, infertility was rare. Now, because of abortion and delayed
childbearing, it’s common. Back then women could decide to adopt, and that
decision alone not infrequently resulted in pregnancy. Now, because of abortion,
there are no babies to adopt.
‘Every child a wanted child’. That was one of the ALRANZ catch-cries, and unwanted children were done away with. Isn’t
it ironic that as a result of that policy the most wanted children are not to be had.
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