I don't work in an abortion clinic. You assume much. And quite wrongly. I work in a free clinic in a very poor area in Mississippi. We do not provide abortions.

The Tay Sachs case was a cousin by marriage. The pre-eclampsia case was an old high school friend. The 13 year old was a patient at our clinic.

When you work in healthcare, your friends and family tend to come to you for free advice.

Just like accountants have friends and family ask for help during tax time. Or interior decorators are always asked what color to paint their walls.

It's just a reality that people who work in certain professions are constantly hit up for free advice from family and friends. Healthcare workers and lawyers are probably at the top of the list where they are constantly asked for free advice from friends and family.

Why would you assume I work in an abortion clinic when I clearly stated in one of my posts that I was against abortions?

I don't work in an abortion clinic. You assume much. And quite wrongly. I work in a free clinic in a very poor area in Mississippi. We do not provide abortions.

The Tay Sachs case was a cousin by marriage. The pre-eclampsia case was an old high school friend. The 13 year old was a patient at our clinic.

When you work in healthcare, your friends and family tend to come to you for free advice.

Just like accountants have friends and family ask for help during tax time. Or interior decorators are always asked what color to paint their walls.