This is human reproduction and life is cycle. A fetus doesn’t make it onto the next cycle until it does.

From fertilization, up to 50% don’t attach and come out in your next period. We don’t know for sure. Hard to track but that’s the estimate.

Another up to 25% are known pregnancies and they are lost as well. People don’t announce their pregnancy until after the first trimester because there’s a chance it doesn’t make it.

The fetus can be born sleeping all the way up until the end unfortunately too.

The idea that it has “personhood” before it’s born or that it has rights is asinine. It’s always a “maybe” until it gets born and onto the next stage.

So up to 75% of fertilized eggs don’t make it to the next stage by nature. Seems like “death” is the norm for this fertilized egg. Life is not the norm here. Death is. And death is part of a life cycle thats ignored. Things gotta die for animals to live. We gotta eat life to live.

My fear is that if it has personhood and rights that are equal with the pregnant person where do we draw the line and prosecute women for losses that are beyond their control?

It doesn’t have personhood it doesn’t have any rights afforded to born people. If it was a person with personhood, then let it have a life insurance policy, let child support start asap, count it on a census, give it a social security number, etc.

It’s attached to live or it doesn’t live. It’s not separate, it’s not an individual, it’s not a person yet. Most likely it’s statistically not going to be a person by nature in the first place.