Sentence examples for own miscarriage from inspiring English sources

Abortion remains a criminal offence under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act, which states that a woman who tries to "procure her own miscarriage" could be subject to a long prison sentence.

Earlier this year a woman who had induced her own miscarriage by taking abortion pills obtained over the internet was found guilty under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act and given a three-month suspended sentence.

But she is wrong to suggest that women in the rest of the UK have any "right" to abortion or that they would not be prosecuted for the same offence of inducing their own miscarriage as the young woman in Northern Ireland.

These graphic displays created distress among the students on campus and one of my friends broke down after seeing the display, crying, recalling her own miscarriage.

It also helped me decide once and for all to go public about my own miscarriage and to look back at notes I had written to myself back in April when the loss was still fresh.

In Williams' survey, 28percentt of women who had experienced a miscarriage reported that learning about a celebrity's pregnancy loss helped them feel less isolated, but that number jumped to 46percentt when it was a friend sharing about their own miscarriage.

Minto offered treatment to women who had already started their own miscarriages for $400, lab work and ultrasound included.

Beamish suggested they work on something about the links between grief and creativity - a subject much on her mind since her own recent miscarriage.

Anna, whose late father was a Russian émigré, courageously investigates (her concern for the child reinforced by her own recent miscarriage) and meets the paternal Semyon, owner of an opulent restaurant, the Trans-Siberia, near Smithfield Market.

The 21-year-old pleaded guilty to procuring her own abortion by using a poison, and of supplying a poison with intent to procure a miscarriage, and was given a three-month sentence suspended for one year.

In the first known abortion pill-related prosecution, the 21-year-old woman pleaded guilty to procuring her own abortion by using a poison, and to supplying a poison with intent to procure a miscarriage.