re: #79 ElCapitanAmerica

I haven’t really talked about laws, sure call it “medical ethics”, same points I’m making apply. Not sure why you get that impression …

Big difference. If a law is involved (e.g., an abortion ban with a mother’s life exception), then someone has to prove the threat to the mothers life before it can proceed. How bad does the sepsis have to be before it is legally ‘life-threatening’? and other odious questions arise.

On the other hand, medical ethics are included in the “between the woman and her doctor” ideal, since the doctor is always bound by those ethics.