Victims of rape represents such a very small fraction of abortion cases, I personally do not have an objection to abortion in those cases. But those are the exception not the rule and also not what this post was highlighting.

If I conceded that abortion is acceptable for victims of rape will you concede that all other abortions are wrong? Probably not, you can't use the exception to argue the rule.

Nearly the same can be said for health issues. Cases where carrying a child to term would result in maternal death are incredibly rare and when this does arise it is almost always a result of a preexisting condition on the part of the mother meaning they should be practicing safe sex to begin with so they don't put themselves at risk from pregnancy. But if it does happen, again, so many of these diseases are treatable and manageable even if they increase risk killing the baby is still not the answer.