I think somebody can be against abortion without being religious. I've read up about it and the methods that are used are very cruel and it is already scientifically proven that fetuses feel pain.

I think there is too much public funding for people to have abortions and not enough on educating young people about being responsible for themselves.

I also think that prenatal testing should only be allowed under limited circumstances eg. there is a family history of something such as haemophilia.

JN, I had an unplanned pregnancy back in 1985 and can assure you I am not one of these S's you talk about and think it is a very objectionable to term to use against women who have unplanned pregnancies. The father wanted me not to have the baby but I said I am not going to endanger my health and mental state just so life can be more convenient for you! So he said, "right, you're on your own". It was not known then that I had AS and even if it was, I still would have gone through with the pregnancy.

This baby is now a beautiful, intelligent, young lady who has just turned 19 (10th June) and it just goes to show that women shouldn't let themselves get pressured into an abortion just because somebody else says so. They are usually just out for themselves, even if they are a medical practitioner.