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LurkerMom: You all believe though however you want. Don’t matter to me.
I believe you left out anything that doesn't fit your narrative, such as:
Unfortunately, just because an egg is fertilized, it doesn’t mean that a pregnancy will occur.
Wait wut? I thought you said it was a baby.
It’s possible to have damaged fallopian tubes due to a history of pelvic infections or other disorders. As a result, the embryo could implant in the fallopian tube (improper location), which would cause a condition called an ectopic pregnancy. This can be a medical emergency because the pregnancy cannot continue and can cause fallopian tube rupture.
Gee, weren't physicians refusing to do D&C procedures in some states?
For other women, the blastocyst of fertilized cells may not implant at all, even if it reaches the uterus.
In some cases, a woman’s uterine lining isn’t thick enough for implantation. In other cases, the egg, sperm, or portion of the embryo may not be high quality enough to successfully implant.
So evidently not all embryos are babies.
