In that case, its the right thing or the easy thing.
Choosing to go through with an abortion, regardless of the circumstances, is never an easy choice.
On something more related to this thread's original topic (restrictions on abortion)
North Carolina has a new law going into effect this week which will make any woman seeking an abortion have to get an ultrasound first. Some of the places the state government is listing on its website as places where you can get a free ultrasound are these vaguely named "women's centers" or "crisis pregnancy centers" which are really anti-abortion centers and some, it seems, will not certify that you had an ultrasound with them if they know you're going to get an abortion, in addition to the usual misleading
truthiness of the information many of these places provide. Talk about harsh, unfair, and deceitful.
https://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/10/23/2715553/choose-life-on-state-plates.html
It's laws like this which make it important, nay, necessary for a woman to be able to speak with her doctor however she can. Not everyone can drop whatever they're doing and go to a hospital, especially if they have to take time off work already (time they may not have) to find a place that will actually try to give her honest information while she jumps through ultrasound hoops.
Yeah, I know, these are different states, but give it enough time and these kinds of laws will pop up all over the place if no one does anything about them.
