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Only anecdotal information is available on why doctors decide to perform abortions. Some samples include:

Only anecdotal information is available on why doctors decide to perform abortions. Some samples include:

*Canadian abortionist Garson "Gary" Romalis, who credits seeing women suffer and die from criminal and self-induced abortions as his motivation for performing abortions legally and therefore, presumably, safely.<ref>[http://www.nationalpost.com/opinion/story.html?id=283931 "Why I am an abortion doctor", ''National Post'', February 3, 2008]</ref>

*Canadian abortionist Garson "Gary" Romalis credits seeing women suffer and die from criminal and self-induced abortions as his motivation for performing abortions legally and therefore, presumably, safely.<ref>[http://www.nationalpost.com/opinion/story.html?id=283931 "Why I am an abortion doctor", ''National Post'', February 3, 2008]</ref>

*Notorious Kansas late-term abortionist [[George Tiller]] reported mixed motives: honoring the memory of his late father, who had done abortions in his own practice, and the oft-cited motive of wanting to spare women injury or death from criminal abortions.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Tiller#Background George Tiller at Wikipedia]</ref>

*Notorious Kansas late-term abortionist [[George Tiller]] reported mixed motives: honoring the memory of his late father, who had done abortions in his own practice, and the oft-cited motive of wanting to spare women injury or death from criminal abortions.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Tiller#Background George Tiller at Wikipedia]</ref>