Reclaiming Our Children: A Blog About Healing After Abortion

http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.1536/pub_detail.asp

"the paper reports that "in the first three years of 'safe' mifepristone
(Mifegyne) abortions in the United States…one third of the women with
adverse events (237) experienced severe bleeding requiring emergency
surgery, half of these required hospitalization, and forty two women
bled over half of their blood volume." What is more, a WHO study showed
that "one out of every five women who had ‘safe’ misoprostol abortions
failed to abort and required surgical intervention." In poor countries
where women do not have access to emergency care or even skilled birth
attendants, the paper concludes, "these events would be fatal."