Yes, and we have arrived at the usual roadblock in the discussion of this topic: The issue is not only who makes the decision. That is only one part of the issue. The other part of the issue is, who or what are we making the decision about? These two parts belong together and very much form and shape one another. Keeping them separate simply prolongs the fruitless, talking-by-each-other, comparing of apples and oranges exercise. 

When these two things are kept together, it is clear that the problem of abortion, including its solution, is never the private prerogative of one individual, nor can it ignore the plight of individuals involved. And this is where it becomes complicated, but not impossible.