What I meant by "run of the mill woman" was the majority of women who do not live in fear of being raped or have been raped.  

The case of rape is an extreme case.  Even if I could grant that abortion is morally justifiable in cases of rape,  we do not form the rule by the exception.  For whatever reason liberals constantly seek to form rules by the exceptions.  They bring up some extreme case and say "There. The fact that women might get raped and get pregnant entails abortion on demand. It also entails we must force Catholic hospitals to conform to our secular, liberal, atheistic, humanist ideology."

No, it does not.