In Margaret Sangers “Deeds of Terrible Virtue”, she expressed the necessity of both contraception and abortion for girls who are in trouble (i.e. found pregnant, but in terrible trouble.) Although the life bearing in the woman/girl’s womb is important as well as hers, Sanger does cover one thing quite well – that of abuse. The proposition of eugenics is a good hiding place for the acts/wrongs of an abusive spouse, boyfriend, or if anything a sexual predator. Killing the unborn human creature in her womb to satisfy her protection from the abusive predator. But that does not allow her to seek help out of it. Rather, it covers say that of the sexual abuse of a minor who is then pregnant (hence why the Bishops encourage a bill informing parents when their child is choosing to have an abortion.) Assisted suicide of say a minor who was sexually abused now wants to kill herself, would also cover that - abuse.