Pro-choice, but ban after 4 months. This allows enough time for those who have late showing pregnancies to know they are pregnant and have enough time to make a decision.

While it's true that a four-month window might allow many women to discover their pregnancies and decide accordingly, consider this: some severe fetal anomalies are not detectable until after this period. In such cases, a rigid four-month cut-off could force women to carry to term pregnancies that have no chance of survival, leading to physical and emotional trauma. What are your thoughts on exceptions for situations like these?