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Published On: Sat, Feb 8th, 2014

Tonya Reaves death during abortion is still unresolved as Planned Parenthood offers millions to family

The Thomas More Society renewed its call for stronger abortion clinic inspection and regulation in Illinois, in the wake of a $2,000,000.00 wrongful death settlement by Planned Parenthood of Illinois, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation with the family of Tonya Reaves, a woman killed by a botched abortion in 2012.

Facebook photo of Tonya Reaves

Facebook photo of Tonya Reaves

A Friday press release recounts the February of 2013, filing by the Thomas More Society against the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation (“IDPR”) requesting an investigation into the Chicago “Loop Health Center” of Planned Parenthood, which was responsible for Reaves’ botched abortion.

No known action has been taken by the IDPR to follow up on the complaint.

In response to the settlement, Peter Breen, vice president and senior counsel of the Thomas More Society, said, “The fact that Planned Parenthood has been allowed to merely pay ‘hush money’ to the victim’s family without any further consequences is a slap in the face to every woman who walks through the doors of the nation’s largest abortion provider.”

After the botched abortion took place, Tonya Reaves was left to bleed for five and a half hours in the Planned Parenthood clinic without medical treatment.

Reaves was finally transferred to the hospital, it took several more hours for her to be treated properly, which indicates that Planned Parenthood did not provide the hospital with sufficient information regarding Ms. Reaves’ condition.

The autopsy after her death revealed that Reaves had suffered perforation of the uterus.

“Ms. Reaves’ tragic death demonstrates the dire need for increased inspection and regulation of Illinois abortion clinics,” added Breen. “Abortion clinics in this state are not held to the same standards as other outpatient surgical facilities, despite the fact that the average clinic performs hundreds of invasive surgeries each year,” he explained.

Read the wrongful death settlement petition here:

Read the court’s approval of the wrongful death settlement here:

The following links record the Thomas More Society’s ongoing demand for investigation into the lack of abortion clinic regulation that led to Reaves’ death via botched abortion:

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    […] Facebook photo of Tonya Reaves A Friday press release recounts theFebruary of 2013, filing by the Thomas More Society against the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation (IDPR) requesting an investigation into the Chicago Loop Health Center of Planned Parenthood, which was responsible for Reaves botched abortion. No known action has been taken by the IDPR to follow up on the complaint. In response to the settlement, Peter Breen, vice president and senior counsel of the Thomas More Society, said, The fact that Planned Parenthood has been allowed to merely pay hush money to the victims family without any further consequences is a slap in the face to every woman who walks through the doors of the nations largest abortion provider. After the botched abortion took place, Tonya Reaves was left to bleed for five and a half hours in the Planned Parenthood clinic without medical treatment. Reaves was finally transferred to the hospital, it took several more hours for her to be treated properly, which indicates that Planned Parenthood did not provide the hospital with sufficient information regarding Ms. Reaves condition. The autopsy after her death revealed that Reaves had suffered perforation of the uterus . Ms. Reaves tragic death demonstrates the dire need for increased inspection and regulation of Illinois abortion clinics, added Breen. Abortion clinics in this state are not held to the same standards as other outpatient surgical facilities, despite the fact that the average clinic performs hundreds of invasive surgeries each year, he explained. Read the wrongful death settlement petition here : Read the courts approval of the wrongful death settlement here : The following links record the Thomas More Societys ongoing demand for investigation into the lack of abortion clinic regulation that led to Reaves death via botched abortion: For the original version including any supplementary images or video, visit http://www.theglobaldispatch.com/tonya-reaves-death-during-abortion-is-still-unresolved-as-planned-p… […]

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