I support abortion on demand up until the moment of birth. It's easy and perfectly logical. To think otherwise is to think that this poor woman's death was oh dear, regrettable but better than letting women have a choice.
If your own views on abortion are 'complicated' and you think it's a bad thing to terminate a pregnancy, well then, don't terminate any of yours. Your views are only relevant to what happens in your womb. (If you haven't got a womb, your opinion is totally irrelevant). If you've ever campaigned against abortion, or for a tighter restriction on its availability, then you have a degree of moral responsibility for Savita Halappanava's death, Angela Carder's death, and the deaths of all the women who were killed by botched illegal abortions or by pregnancies that put their lives at risk.
And if you're even thinking along the lines of 'waa, waa, waa, some women have really late abortions for 'social' reasons and that's horrible and that's why we have to restrict abortion' then you're a woman-hating moron. Yes you are. Because you think that women, if not controlled by men and the state, will 'murder their babies' because they want to go and get their hair done or something.