A Less Than 28 Days' Old Foetus: a Thing or a Life?

Stephen Wan's Personal Understanding and Observation:

100 out of 100 women, on hearing the doctor's confirmation that they are pregnant, be they happy or sad, normally would exclaim:-
"Oh, really, my God, I am pregnant... I have a baby!"

Normally none would coldly respond and say, "Well, I have a THING inside me!"

Some pregnant women, when they calm down later, may consider their private situations (poverty, loss of love, being already separated from their boyfriends or husbands, or physical illnesses and weaknesses) and change their minds instead, then seeking the option avoiding the 9 months' burden of conceiving their babies. That moment on, they seek professional opinion and professionals all try to be scientific, talk about "right", personhood, autonomy, consciousness, etc. only to ease these pregnant women's psychological tensions, convince them finally that what there are inside wombs are just THINGS, not exactly true lives, not babies, and they are free to be determined, to look for doctors to move out their THINGS at their own discretion. Instead of helping the hesitant pregnant women to treasure lives (future babies inheriting their genes), these professionals handle their jobs purely as jobs only. They themselves have no motherhood and they talk as if there is no motherhood, no blood -tie intimacy, no value and no meaning for the process of conception, and meaning of life and the world only should base on so-called "right" (and "adult right only"), nothing else. Such absolutism itself is dogmatic, like any other dogma, becomes tricky trap against other alternative reasoning!

Please have mercy. It is against nature to say there is a THING (as if it is lifeless or malignant like a tumor or cancerous growth) inside the womb of a pregnant woman. "There is a baby!"

If a pregnant woman coldly demand: "I have a THING inside my womb. Doctor, please help remove it!" The problem lies NOT with the foetus. The problem lies with the woman who at that moment may have lost motherhood and at that moment cannot act as a true mother anymore. BUT can she be kind enough to let "her baby" come up into this world under her kind permission and perseverence in 9 months' time and then she can quit, proud of herself, leaving "her baby" to be taken care of in a foster home, rather than "killing her THING and then feeling guilty afterwards"?

Isn't it unreasonable and weird when you hear a woman shout with her finger pointing to her belly, "Oh no, I have a THING inside me. Please help. I want it out now. Be quick, please help!" Most pregnant women cry instead. What they need should be counselling and support, and social welfare, not a shortcut medical skill to kill a life- the baby or foetus.