Thoughts from a Christian male...

A few statistics (and why I am prochoice)

Ectopic pregnancy occurs at a rate of 19.7 cases per 1,000 pregnancies in North America and is a leading cause of maternal mortality in the first trimester.
JOSIE L. TENORE, M.D., S.M.
Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, Illinois

What is gestational diabetes?

This is a type of diabetes that some women develop during pregnancy. Between 2 and 7 percent of expectant mothers develop this condition, making it one of the most common health problems of pregnancy.
babycenter.com

How often does placenta previa occur, and what are the symptoms?
Placenta previa occurs in about one in 200 pregnancies. Women who've had a placenta previa in a previous pregnancy have a 4 to 8 percent chance of a recurrence. The most common symptom of placenta previa is painless uterine bleeding
discovery.com/health

Placenta Accreta
One out of 2,500 pregnancies will have this attachment abnormality. Placenta accreta is by far the most common of these problems, accounting for 75 percent of cases. In placenta accreta, the placenta digs deeply into the uterine wall, but does not pierce the uterine muscles. In placenta increta, which accounts for 15 percent of cases, the placenta pierces the uterine muscles.

But a woman does die of pregnancy-related causes every minute somewhere in the world -- more than 536,000 per year.
seattlepi.nwsource.com

Nearly 13% of all babies in the U.S. are preemies, a 20% increase since 1990. A 2006 report by the National Academy of Sciences found that the 550,000 preemies born each year in the U.S. run up about $26 billion in annual costs, mostly related to care in NICUs.

Umbilical cord prolapse (UCP) is a rare, obstetrical emergency that occurs when the umbilical cord descends alongside or beyond the fetal presenting part. It is life threatening to the fetus since blood flow through the umbilical vessels is usually compromised from compression of the cord between the fetus and the uterus, cervix, or pelvic inlet. There are two types of UCP:

Overt prolapse, which is the most common, refers to protrusion of the cord in advance of the fetal presenting part, often through the cervical os and into or beyond the vagina. The fetal membranes are invariably ruptured in these cases and the cord is visible or palpable on examination.
Occult prolapse occurs when the cord descends alongside, but not past, the presenting part. It can occur with intact or ruptured membranes. The diagnosis should be considered in the setting of a sudden, prolonged fetal heart rate deceleration. An occult prolapse often cannot be diagnosed with certainty, but is suggested by clinical features (eg, fetal bradycardia) and findings at cesarean delivery.
INCIDENCE — The incidence of UCP ranges from 0.14 to 0.62 percent and has not changed in years [1] . However, perinatal mortality related to UCP, which was as high as 375 per 1000 births in the early 1900s, has fallen to between 36 and 162 per 1000 births within the past few decades [2] . This decline is likely secondary to significant improvements in neonatal intensive care and immediate delivery by cesarean birth once cord prolapse is diagnosed.

Mothers with venereal diseases may wish to terminate their pregnancy as so not to infect the unborn fetus. Higher incidences occur with AIDS patients.

All these statistics, plus the mother's own pre conception health, add up to about ONLY 15% of all pregnancies being UNCOMPLICATED.

Everyone has the right to choose. Every live person capable of thinking has the right to choose.

Actually I have quoted fact...and cited where I have found the information. There is no lying.
PS: You seem to be very undereducated. Learn to spell. Learn to make sentences. Then, learn to debate. Because right now, you are not debating. You are squandering away facts that you choose not to believe, you are calling names, you are using Godwin's law, just stop your offensive trolling please. I have decided that you and your false arguments are a waste of my time. I shall now ignore you. Good luck with your self righteous mission.

So in other words, you CAN'T read, can you? You said pro-choice says only 15% of mothers survive childbirth, and yet the person you quoted said only 15% of mothers have uncomplicated pregnancies. Since a complicated pregnancy does not equal death, you were WRONG, sir.

And many other pro-lifers would argue with you about death being a just cause for abortion. They would expect the mother to bite the bullet and die for their child. Thank God they're not in charge of the rules, yeah? I wouldn't want a stranger deciding what my life is worth.

But you're just a woman and your right to live is trivial compared to their right to dictate your sex live.

Which is why I'm glad the laws are pro-choice.

And this^ person thinks they have the ability to make decisions for millions of women. Ridiculous. Egocentric.

I oppose selective service. It is not prochoice.

The draft was dismembered in 1973 by the way.