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Imagining the Baby

Since the 1960s, public debates about abortion have powerfully shaped how Americans think about pregnancy and miscarriage. Activists have staked out “pro-life” and “pro-choice” positions, neither of which provides comfort to a woman who has chosen to become pregnant but then miscarries the pregnancy. Pro-life activists have argued that embryos are babies from conception, and when they are lost, deserve to be mourned as such, and miscarriage support literature often draws upon pro-life language and imagery. The reality of frequent early miscarriages has been little recognized in the abortion debates.