New Hampshire to Revisit the Parental Notification Law

 In a previous post I wrote about New Hampshire repealed it’s parental notification law. This law would have made it the parent’s right to know when their UNDERAGE daughter was going to have an abortion. The fact that we need a law that makes it a parent’s right to know what their MINOR daughter is up to is astounding enough, but the fact that this was repealed is just plain disgusting. A child can’t even go on a school field trip without a permission slip, yet she can have an invasive medical procedure without her parent’s knowledge.  I won’t even get into the fact that if a MINOR child is pregnant than according to law she was raped.

 Now two differing bill are to come before the state for review on parental notification. The first one will mandate that a child’s parents must be notified before an abortion is performed on the UNDERAGE daughter, but will include an exception if the child’s life is in danger. ( The potential mother, not the unborn child, the unborn child is doomed) On it’s face this seems like a good idea. It is definitely an improvement over there being no law. But I do have a problem with this.

Wendelboe’s bill restores a requirement that parents be notified before a minor has an abortion, and adds medical emergency language

 Isn’t it of the utmost importance to a parent if their child’s life is in danger? Wouldn’t that be the time where it would be critical to notify the parents that their daughter needs “emergency surgery” to save her life. Can you imagine if something happened to a child during this procedure( again I am referring to the potential mother and not the child whose life is being purposely ended), and as a parent you didn’t even know anything was wrong until you were given the news AFTER THE FACT?

 But this bill is at least an improvement, the second bill is another attempt at taking away a parent’s right to raise their own child.

The Health and Human Services Committee will hear the bill Sen. Kathy Sgambati has sponsored to require adult involvement, not necessarily parental input, on abortion decisions.

 A child can go to any adult if this bill passes and notify them that they are going to have an abortion, it doesn’t have to be her parents. This is just plain unbelievable, I don’t know what to say. Instead of a child going to her parents, she has the right to tell anybody but her parents. She could go to a parent of a friend, potentially an adult that her parents don’t even know and tell them instead of her parents. Again, undercutting the parent’s rights to raise their children the way they see fit.

 So, does anybody care to guess which bill Governor Lynch prefers? He prefers the one which takes away any parental involvement and let’s any adult other than the child’s parents help her to make such a tough decision.

 Governor Lynch is in favor of taking the parents out of the decision making of their MINOR daughter’s life and handing it over to anyone else, preferably the state.

 Governor Lynch, WHO THE FUCK DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?!?!?!?!?!?!?