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    A woman named Julie Bindeman had a medical scan during a routine doctor's visit that identified abnormalities in her baby's brain. She and her husband had to make the deeply personal decision to terminate the pregnancy, which was not influenced by politics. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia paid for a message highlighting this woman's story to emphasize that health care decisions should be made privately by a woman and her doctor.

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    A woman named Julie Bindeman had a medical scan during a routine doctor's visit that identified abnormalities in her baby's brain. She and her husband had to make the deeply personal decision to terminate the pregnancy, which was not influenced by politics. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia paid for a message highlighting this woman's story to emphasize that health care decisions should be made privately by a woman and her doctor.

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    A woman named Julie Bindeman had a medical scan during a routine doctor's visit that identified abnormalities in her baby's brain. She and her husband had to make the deeply personal decision to terminate the pregnancy, which was not influenced by politics. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia paid for a message highlighting this woman's story to emphasize that health care decisions should be made privately by a woman and her doctor.

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    Important Message from Planned Parenthood Votes:

    Its Personal.
    At a routine doctors visit, a scan identified aspects of my babys brain that were very malformed. My husband and I had to make a deeply personal decision. It was not easy, and it had nothing to do with politics.
    Julie Bindeman

    Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia, Inc. PO BOX 7271 Richmond, VA 23221

    Paid for by Planned Parenthood Votes. 434 West 33rd St., New York, NY 10001. Not authorized by any candidate or candidates committee.

    PPAF12001_VA

    Romney and Allen go too far. I believe they should stay out of making health decisions for women and their families.

    8 Romney and Allen would overturn Roe v. Wade


    Mitt RoMney and GeoRGe Allen
    would go too far and interfere in personal health decisions that should be left up to a woman and her doctor.

    and allow states to end safe legal abortion, even in cases of rape, incest or when a womans life is at risk.

    Allen would eliminate federal funding 8 Romney andParenthood, denying women access to for Planned
    breast exams, well-woman checkups, birth control, and the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.
    SourceS: 1. Boston Globe, 6/20/11; March 12, 2003, Harkin Amdt. No. 260, roll call Vote 48; 2. KSDK Interview, 3/13/12; georgeallen.com, accessed 8/20/12

    preventive health care, including cervical cancer screenings,

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