Of course some women experience emotional and physical trauma, during and after abortions. I've never said otherwise. I was just noting that if this choice is presented as a ,matter of risk assessment, women run greater risk when they carry a pregnancy to term, and it is dishonest to suggest otherwise. 

I am not willing to think of proven falsehoods as "information." Nor can I admire organizations that dress volunteers up in lab-coats, to dispense such "information"  as though it were substantiated fact. Also, I do not think that any tactic that keeps an abortion from occurring  is by definition morally sound. These views often bring me into conflict with anti-abortion advocates.

 I'm told some theologians have regarded lying as the most grave of the capital sins, because of the violence lies do to the pre-eminent human project of seeking Truth. Lying is like crapping in the cistern from which we all drink. If one can't fight without falsehood, the fight may not be well conceived.