Oh come off it.
Stop polarising this. Access to abortion is important. Counselling and some regulation around abortion is too. Sometimes late term abortions are necessary for either the baby or the mother’s sake and those circumstances are heartbreaking. We live in a country where women have access to this. And that is important.
But it is sad. And pretending that a pregnancy (ie a child’s life) is ended at this stage isn’t anything but sad is a bit morally problematic don’t you think?
Life is not black and white. It is complicated and messy. But using this very tragic case to make a polarised political argument is messed up.
There are other choices. Where someone genuinely finds themselves in a horrible place where abortion was not possible via any earlier route (and in the case discussed here it absolutely was!) then there is no happy outcome solution to this. So my opinion here (and feel free to disagree but don’t make out someone who disagrees with you is somehow less aware of the world) is that the woman will already be traumatised psychologically and go through the physical trauma of birth. That doesn’t change one way or another. Hence here there is no benefit to anyone at all to end the child’s life.