Texas Teenager Sues Parents for Pregnancy

A family fued breaks out as two teens are in love. Teenage 16 year old Regan Burnside decides to sue parents for harassing her to have an abortion.  Jeff and Denise Coin separated creating a hardship on Regan.  During this hardship, Regan started dating.  She said she was on birth control, but as soon as she stopped taking it she was pregnant.  As said before, the best prevention during teenage years which is a challenge is not to have an intimate relationship at all.  They confessed the news to Evans mom and dad, Jamie and Joey.  Evans parents supported whatever decision the young couple wanted to make.  Regans mom wanted her to "take care of business."   It requires alot of hard work, dedication, and sacrifice, but it can be done.  Denise's mom admitted had an abortion and that's why she wanted Regan to have one.   Both families are on different sides of the spectrum when it comes to choice and a baby.  Regan's Dad made it clear that he did not respect her decision. The conversations were of course heated about the topic.  Regan commenced a suit that was in nationwide news and arranged a lawyer from the Texas Center for Life.  The courts call the temporary restraining order "emancipation," to free herself as an independent.  She Regan claims that her parents were forcing her to have an abortion, giving her restrictions, taking her cell phone, taking her car, removing her from school, all because she didn't comply to her parents in having an abortion.  Regans parents denied that they forced her to do anything, and stated that she was manipulated by media monguls. The teenagers tied the knot later on, but Regan's parents were not invited to the wedding.  When asked how Regan and Evan were going to support the baby?  There answer was a few hundred in savings, but still Later Regan and Evan had a disagreement with Evans parents.  Now Regan and Evan are living with Regans mom. The baby is due in September.

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ABORTION CLINIC "I SAW 10 BABIES BREATHE"

Video Clip of Dr. Kermit Gosnell and the now closed Abortion 

Clinic based in West Philadelphia, PA.

Source: Associated Press, by Marie Clair Dale

PHILADEPHIA (AP)- The abortion clinic concluded a murder trial that charged Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 72, of murdering 7 babies allegedly born alive.  According to Authorities, Gosnell's 30 year practice has been called a "pill mill" by day, "abortion mill" by night that has made millions.   Kareema Cross, 28, is the former abortion clinic staff member of the Philadelphia abortion clinic Women's Medical Society of West Philadelphia. 

After the medical procedure of the babies necks snipped to "ensure fetal demise," she also notice that the surgical equipment appeared to be unsanitary and filthy.   She claimed she at  least 14 babies alive and 10 babies breathe, with there chests moving, and one that actually gave a "soft whine."  After her observation to the scene she would say to the doctor "I thought they were breathing," when in response Dr. Kermit Gosnell would state "there're not really breathing." Cross acutally witness one baby boy after one procedure draw its arms and legs and curl up in a fetal position

The witness was so disgusted by the procedures that they took photos and called authorities immediately. One of the photos revealed feet of aborted fetuses that were kept in a jar for DNA experimental purposes.

In front of the jury, Cross recalled the moment when Gosnell stated of the largest baby in the jar that "it look like it could walk to the store, to the bus."

 Cross will be under interrogation by defense attorney Jack MacMahon as the judge may dismiss charges for lack of evidence.   She has plead guilty for the distribution of drugs and hopes for probation since she has been in cooperation with authorities.  Some of the co-workers have already been convicted of third degree murder for assisting with the abortion procedures.

However, the case still stands where a 41-year old refugee, Karnamaya Mongar, died during a procedure, as the defense reasoning to the incident was "preexisting medical conditions."  An FBI raid in 2010 also lead to the closure of the clinic due to a distribution of OxyContin and more painkillers.  It is still unclear whether Cross's testimony lead to the spark of this investigation. 

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