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Baby Gabriel’s Surrogacy Nightmare Proves ‘Her Body, Her Choice’ Was Always A Lie

Here are the days of unlimited abortion on demand, especially for couples who are paying women to gestate their child.

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According to the abortion-isms of old, women have the “right to choose” what happens to the babies they carry. “Her body, her choice,” they shout. The wild, wild west that is third-party reproduction, however, claims to be an exception to that rule if a contract clause compelling abortion exists.

That’s exactly what happened to single mom surrogate McKenna West, who refused to abort the baby boy she was carrying after the Californians who paid to create him in a lab via in vitro fertilization (IVF) demanded it over the child’s severe, yet treatable, heart condition diagnosis.

Abortion propaganda dictates that West had the right to make that decision. Even the court that forbid West from contact with the baby after birth acknowledged “that nothing in this order limits the right of the surrogate mother to make decisions to safeguard her own health or the health of the pregnancy.”

Instead, West’s refusal to abort was contested by the commissioning parents, prompting her to flee her home state of Alaska to Texas to get the unborn baby the medical care and legal protection he needed to have a chance of life outside the womb.

West succeeded, but the victory did not come without a severe cost to her and the baby.

Gabriel was ultimately born on August 12. An order from the same Texas court that compelled doctors to treat him for hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), however, prevented West from........

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