Dear Friends:
Marissa Zeppieri is a journalist with The Good News of Florida who is
appalled that women aren't being warned about the link between abortion
and increased breast cancer risk. Her story, "Is there a link between
abortion and breast cancer?" is featured on the front page of the
October issue of the newspaper during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The newspaper boasts that it has 90,000 copies in circulation every
month, so thanks to Ms. Zeppieri and her editors, Florida may be among
the few states in the nation where women are not kept in the dark about
the facts during Breast Cancer Exploitation (I mean, "Awareness")
Month.
You can find a link to the news article below, but first, I have just
one clarification to make. Second trimester miscarriages (like
abortions and premature births before 32 weeks gestation) increase
breast cancer risk. Most first trimester miscarriages do not increase
risk.
The former increase risk because the breasts grow under the influence
of increased levels of pregnancy hormones that stimulate
cancer-susceptible breast lobules to multiply and leave the breasts
with more places for cancers to start.
Most first trimester miscarriages, however, are abnormal pregnancies
with insufficient levels of pregnancy hormones. These pregnancies do
not change the structure of the breasts or stimulate breast growth
because of the low hormonal levels. That is why women often say after a
miscarriage that they didn't "feel" pregnant. Their breasts didn't grow
and weren't sore and tender; and they didn't feel nauseous.
Please read Ms. Zeppieri's article using the links below.
Click here for Page
1
Click
here for Page 2
Sincerely,
Karen Malec
Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer
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Abortion/Breast Cancer is an international women's organization
founded to protect the health and save the lives of women by educating
and providing information on abortion as a risk factor for breast
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