Killeen:
"Correct. Now, there's a process the doctors talk about, and was talked
about a couple of times that I was on the Dr. Phil show three times,
that's called selective reduction. And what the doctors do is they have
you in an exam room and there's a ultrasound. And what they do is they
use the ultrasound to see the fetus in your uterus.
"They can tell you the body weight of each one of them. And what
they do in selective reduction is they, based on the medical expertise,
they want you to look at the screen and decide which ones' the weakest
fetus and which ones' the strongest. They want you to selectively
reduce that fetus so that the stronger ones, the bigger ones, the more
healthier ones, can survive in your uterus.
"So you inject saline solution into the heart of the fetus and you
kill those babies. And that was not an option for her. That was not a
choice. And she said `I cannot do that. I'm a Christian woman and I
can't kill my own children. That's what selective reduction is about
and nobody is willing to talk about it. If you look at the medical
term, look at the IVF literature, do the research on selective
reduction, it's a nice way of saying killing the weaker ones so the
bigger ones, the healthier ones, can grow. And maybe you'll get two
healthy ones, instead of five or six that might have medical issues."