Planned Parenthood Fired Staffer Who Put Women Over Money

Planned Parenthood Fired Staffer Who Put Women Over Money

Sue Thayer, a former Planned Parenthood staffer from Storm Lake, Iowa, wrote an opinion column that appeared in the Washington Times last week about how she was fired from the Planned Parenthood abortion business. She said the firing, which took place last year, came when she refused to put making money ahead of women’s health interests.

Thayer said the Planned Parenthood practice of telemed abortions is ultimately what led to her letting go. So-called webcam abortions are when Planned Parenthood violates FDA guidelines and prevents women from having an in-person meeting with the abortion practitioner prior to getting and using the dangerous RU 486 abortion drug that has killed dozens of women worldwide and injured thousands in the United States alone.

Instead, women are given instructions via video conference — something Thayer objected to as a Planned Parenthood director, as she explains:

Telemed abortion is the practice by which an abortion doctor from a remote location simply presses a button, which opens a drawer containing the dangerous abortion pill, after a brief teleconference call with the woman.

REST: http://www.lifenews.com/2012/02/06/planned-parenthood-fired-staffer-who-put-women-over-money/