1) Of course it wasn't but pro-choice easily includes the stance that choosing to abort a fetus because of it's gender is inherently sexist and wrong. Besides, that's not an abortion issue it's a cultural one where female children are less desired than male ones. The solution is not adopting a pro-life stance, it's education.

2) Pro-choice includes the choice to have the baby, keep it, or put it up for adoption. There is nothing in the pro-choice stance that precludes this.

And "pain, marginalization and isolation" are a pretty good description of the kind of spin pro-lifers use to describe the impact on a woman's life when she chooses abortion.

I'll ask it again since you haven't responded to it: Why is it that some people think pro-choice means only pro-abortion?