I've always wondered whether anti-abortion people believe a woman in the early pregnancy should be forced to have a full pregnancy and give birth, and whether they are aware of all the risks associated with the process.
Even with the desired pregnancy, it is a difficult process constantly putting under stress one's desire for a child, all the testing and high blood pressure and pregnancy diabetes, the heart and liver risks, the pain even with epidural, the pain after a c-section or the pain of episiotomy for months, the pain of breastfeeding in the initial month, the trauma of baby blues (real depression is in a small number of cases, but baby blues hits 70% of the women mostly because of the impossibility to recover physically and because of the taboo around the difficulty of imprinting that often takes days), putting one's life and hobbies and interests on hold for at least several years, and not having even a second for oneself...
And I am not even mentioning the easier part of vomiting and not being able to eat, always sleeping in the first trimester, the change of appearance, the loss of sleep in the last trimester and for at least 2 years afterwards, the hemorrhoids for life, the abstinence from alcohol and coffee for almost 3 years if one follows the recommended 2-years breastfeeding.
Having a child is 100% worth it, and in Europe it does not even cost that much, but this doesn't make it any easier.
Every step of the way seems really difficult and I cannot even imagine the horror of forcing someone go through undesired pregnancy and giving birth and possibly child caretaking.
How? How does this happen? How do some obviously intelligent people still manage to be religious? How do their heads not explode? Can anyone explain this to me? 
