The statement undermines the amount of cases in which an abortion would be more humane and necessary

Pregnancy is a complex process and every one experiences it differently. I should well be within the rights of the child bearer to decide whether they want to go through with delivering a baby. To put that in the hands of anybody else would open up the potential for bias. Who is the deciding person in what constitutes an exception that would lead to an abortion? Are they reasonably qualified to make that decision? Putting that in the hands of some government or political persons would lead to abortions constantly in some states and never abortion no matter the reason in others. The potential for health complications or even death afterwards is too large to ignore, no matter how "rare" some believe these cases are. Not to mention, what if the mother is not in an adequate state to care for the child after it's born? To force someone to bring life just to have it wasted isn't humane. Abortion should be completely legalized healthcare in all states.