Regretfully, I live in Texas, where we seem to have a highest maternal mortality rate for women in the developed world due to lack of safety net here, and part of that increase is due to complications due to C sections:
"Texas' maternal mortality rates are 35.8 per 100,000 live births as of 2014, according to a study in Obstetrics and Gynecology. By comparison, the maternal mortality in Japan was 5 per 100,000 live births, according to UNICEF's 2015 data. In Poland, it was just 3."
"The rise in cesarean sections and related complications, plus delaying prenatal care until late in pregnancy, were also found to be factors, said Dr. Lisa Hollier, chair of the task force and president-elect of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. "
Texas has the highest rate of maternal mortality in all of the developed world. One lawmaker hopes a task force will determine why this is.
www.nbcnews.com
Where I happen to live, the rise in number of people receiving C sections and complications there of without a proper safety net to be able to provide that follow up care means the women are having severe complications and dying at a higher rate.
Like I said, you will be trading the lives of women either way. IF you don't lose them through complications, you may still lose them yet if/when they are told their rapist's child is still out there. Here is what you have to understand goes along with this:
*Every year, on and near that child's birthday, the birthmother will relive her trauma of her abuse and rape and the pain of giving up their own child that they were forced to have against their will. Many women/girls cannot handle it and will just give up trying to. When you feel this type of "event pain" It feels just as bad as it did the first time it happened to you.
*IF/when you ever decide to have a family, you then are forced to have to tell your new boyfriend/spouse/ future children about the previous sibling and relive the rape/abuse in the process and then have to have everyone ese know about it as well, so there is no " moving on and forgetting about it forever". The existence of another child means they will never move on and forget. Some can cope with this, some will never cope with this.
* Rapists can sue for parental rights, and can gain custody. It shouldn't be able to happen, but it does. You can be forced to have to deal with your rapist, and the rapist can force their way into the child's life.
Like I said before, you will still be willing to trade the mothers rights to that of the unborn , as by forcing the child to be born, you are making sure that it will never fully go away for the mother. Even if she doesn't commit suicide immediately that very well is often the reason she does at a later time.
El Salvador's ban on abortion is driving hundreds of girls who become pregnant after being raped to commit suicide every year because they see no other option, a government official said.
www.reuters.com