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No I wouldn't!
I am certainly not the sort of person that says it is wrong in all circumstances. A very young girl who is raped should have an abortion. If they are raped and have gone to the police straight away a pregnancy can be stopped with a morning after pill and if if it is caught early on that's fine, but certainly in any case if the female body is able to cope with a pregnancy there is very few circumstances I would say the pregnancy shouldn't go ahead.
My sister got pregnant at 14 and she went ahead with it. She slept around and she had to deal with the consequences. Because she was so young the baby was born but didn't survive past a few days. But who were we to say that child shouldn't have a chance at life? She may have been a great scientist or something.
Life is life and it is a miracle. My mum could have aborted me, because she thought she was going through the menapause and had finished having babies, it wasn't the right time for her - but how many people get pregnant by accident and say it isn't the right time for them? Is there ever a right time? Even married women who aren't ready to have a baby have abortions because it's not the right time for them - countless young teenagers get pregnant and it isn't the right time for them. (Aside from a violent act of rape I would say any woman (including young teenage girls) who is capable of becoming pregnant is capable of bearing that child to full term. If they then choose to give it up for adoption well all well and good, thousands of people live in adopted families (my husband for one and his parents were lovely).
A life should be given the chance of life.
""Each child holds the world in an open hand to mould it into any shape they choose.""
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