Part one of term paper
Many of you who support say ‘the baby cannot feel any pain', or ‘it's not even alive yet'. On the contrary, the fetus is very much alive. The definition of ‘alive' is: to survive, feed, and to exist in one's environment. You tell me if that describes the fetus or not. At six weeks of development in the womb, the fetus has grown a bra ...

Part two of term paper
... for example, if you were to put a small pen by its hand, it will grab hold of it and not let go. He can also swim freely in the fluid in the womb, with a natural swimmer's stroke. After eleven weeks, all it's organs are present and functioning. He is extremely sensitive to pain, and noise, as it will seek a position of comfort when disturbed. Does all this sound like it ‘cannot feel pain', or ‘isn't alive yet'? I don' think so. is the termination of pregnancy, before the fetus is capab ...