Dr. André B. Lalonde

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  CANADIAN DOCTOR WORRIED THAT PALIN'S EXAMPLE WILL LOWER ABORTION RATE (Friday Church News Notes, September 19, 2008, www.wayoflife.org fbns@wayoflife.org, 866-295-4143) - Dr. Andre Lalonde told the Globe and Mail in that Sarah Palin's decision to keep her Down's Syndrome baby, "may inadvertently influence other women who may lack the necessary emotional and financial support to do the same" (LifeSiteNews, Sept. 10, 2008).
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  Lalonde, executive vice-president of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC), also said, "We offer the woman the choice.We try to be as unbiased as possible.We're coming down to a moral decision and we all know moral decisions are personal decisions."In this particular context, that is a truly ridiculous statement.Killing a person is a "personal decision"?If someone wanted to kill Lalonde and his wife and children, would he glibly consider that a personal decision?

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  professionals," said Dr. André Lalonde, SOGC Executive Vice-President.

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  Dr. Andre Lalonde, vice-president of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada, agrees."I see this as designer medicine, and I don't think our society is very keen on that," he said.

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  "Yes, it's going to lead to more termination, but it's going to be fair to these women who are 24 who say, 'How come I have to raise an infant with Down's syndrome, whereas my cousin who was 35 didn't have to?'" Dr. Andre Lalonde, the executive vice president of the SOGC, told the National Post.
  
  To make it easier on everyone (but the baby), a non-invasive nuchal fold translucency test can be performed at 10 to 13 weeks of pregnancy, when a mom is barely showing, so no one has to know if she chooses to terminate.

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  Andre Lalonde, Dean, Faculty of Science, U of O

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  Dr. Andre Lalonde, a clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Ottawa and the executive vice president of the SOGC, said the society decided to issue the recommendation so that a greater number of women would have the option to terminate their pregnancies should fetal abnormalities be detected.
  
  "Yes, it's going to lead to more termination, but it's going to be fair to these women who are 24 who say, 'How come I have to raise an infant with Down's syndrome, whereas my cousin who was 35 didn't have to?' " Dr. Lalonde said.

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  And now we have a prominent Canadian doctor, Dr. Andre Lalonde, the executive vice president of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in Ottawa, who frets, seriously, that the Palin family decision will cut into the number of abortions Canadian doctors perform.
  
  Insult Rooted in (Non) Religious Beliefs
  
  I would expect to hear that remark if I were slinking down an alley in an undesirable neighborhood at midnight.
  
  But not from a doctor willing to throw his reputation into a trash can, like a broken dollbaby, because he met a woman who disagreed with him politically.
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  According to the Los Angeles Times, Dr. Lalonde said that "his primary concern is that women have the ... choice of abortion, and that greater public awareness of women making choices like Palin to complete a pregnancy and give birth to their genetically-abnormal baby could be detrimental and confusing to the women and their families."

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  André B. Lalonde, MD, FRCSC, FSOGC, FACS, MScExecutive Vice-PresidentThe Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada

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  Dr. André B. Lalonde, MD, FRCS(C), FRCOG, FSOGC, FACS, Ottawa, ON

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  André Lalonde, MD

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