Dear Friends:
Will you make an end-of-year tax deductible contribution to the
Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer? Our objective is to protect the
health and save the lives of women by educating on abortion as a risk
factor for breast cancer and other related research supporting the
abortion-breast cancer link, i.e. the abortion-premature birth link and
the breast cancer risks associated with having an early premature birth
(before 32 weeks gestation) and use of combined oral contraceptives
(the pill) and combined hormone replacement therapy.
We are a ten-year-old organization. All of us are volunteers using our
own computers because we are dedicated to the cause of saving women's
lives. My computer is ancient. It is 10 years old. Please send a
contribution to help me replace it and to pay for some of our other
bills, such as the new palm cards we just printed (available online
early next year).
Three studies were published this year that showed abortion increases
breast cancer risk. One study in The Linacre Quarterly provided the
biological reasons why abortion raises breast cancer risk and explained
how other pregnancy outcomes also influence risk either positively or
negatively. [1] Two epidemiological studies conducted in Turkey and
China reported statistically significant risk increases of 66% and 17%
respectively. Both underestimated the risk of abortion. [2,3]
Mortality rates in China climbed by 70% for the years 2004-2005 in
comparison to the years 1990-1992, and the disease is afflicting women
in their 30s and 40s. [5] That fulfills the Chinese communists'
population control agenda, but what of the U.S. which uses the same,
lame excuses for a breast cancer epidemic that China now copies?
China's Deputy Director of the Bureau of Disease Control, Kong Lingzhi
announced at a conference on early disease detection, "Because of
changes in lifestyle and diet, breast cancer is advancing at a faster
rate than in Western countries." [4]
Obviously, China's brutal, forced abortions on women who have illegal
pregnancies and their forced sterilizations are having an impact on
breast cancer rates in that country. If, as scientists say, there are
reproductive risk factors for breast cancer, then how can it be
possible that abortion, which we are told is a reproductive choice, is
not a risk factor for the disease?
What will it take for women to wake up and realize they've been cruelly
deceived and exploited by the abortion and the breast cancer
fundraising industries? That they've been used to fulfill a government
population control agenda? Before 1973 when abortion was made legally
accessible in the U.S., breast cancer was a grandmother's disease, not
a young women's disease. We didn't have women dropping dead from breast
cancer in our neighborhoods when many of us grew up in the 1950s, 1960s
and 1970s. Both abortion and use of combined oral contraceptives are
associated with breast cancer in young women.
Like American women, Chinese women are developing breast cancer at
younger ages when they are often young mothers of small children and
their children need them the most. Dr. Qiao Youlin from the Cancer
Institute of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences observed, "In
2000-2001, the most vulnerable in the capital were those aged between
45-50 years. This is five years younger than the most vulnerable
between 1982-1983." Moreover, Chinese oncologists say it's not uncommon
for women to develop premenopausal breast cancer in their 30s and 40s.
[4]
Shouldn't pregnant women have the right to be told that, if they choose
to abort, their breast cancer risk will be greater than it would be if
they choose to have full term pregnancies? Especially when experts
agree this is a risk of abortion? At a time when more than a quarter of
a million women develop breast cancer every year and 40,000 die
annually, shouldn't abortionists, who profit from keeping women in the
dark about the risks of abortion, be required to give women this
minimal information when seeking their patients' consent to perform
abortions? Should abortionists have the right to choose abortion for
pregnant women?
Most women who've had breast cancer have not had abortions, but women
have the right to know that abortion is the most preventable cause of
the disease. No one has the right to deny them the truth.
Stay tuned! We will soon have more fascinating information to report
about the abortion-breast cancer link!
Please send your tax deductible contribution today!
Sincerely,
Karen Malec
Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer
References
1. Lanfranchi, A. Normal breast physiology: The reasons hormonal
contraceptives and induced abortion increase breast cancer risk. The
Linacre Quarterly 2009;76:236-249. Available at: http://www.abortionbreastcancer.com/download/LQ_76_3_2_Lanfranchi.pdf
2. Ozmen V, Ozcinar B, Karanlik H, Cabioglu N, Tukenmez M, et al.
Breast cancer risk factors in Turkish women – a University Hospital
based nested case control study. World J of Surg Oncol 2009;7:37.
3. Xing P, Li J, Jin F. A case-control study of reproductive factors
associated with subtypes of breast cancer in Northeast China. Humana
Press, e-publication online September 2009.
4. Wen Chihua, "China - Breast Cancer: Higher Rates and Mortality,
Younger Ages," Women's Feature Service, December 7, 2009. www.wfsnews.org
5. Wen Chihua, "Breast Cancer: China's Unwelcome Visitor," Women's
Feature Service, date not shown. www.wfsnews.org
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The Coalition on
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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