Posted on May 12, 2022
The reality of New Mexico’s battle to keep up with surging abortion demand
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Since Texas passed a law outlawing abortions after six weeks of pregnancy last September, Eve Espey, a professor at the University of New Mexico and founder of its center for reproductive health, has seen plenty of needless suffering. One story, in particular, sticks with her.
The patient had a pregnancy complicated by a lethal fetal condition that was clear on an early ultrasound.
“She knew at 11 weeks that this was not a pregnancy that could survive,” Espey told The Independent. “And because of all those barriers, she came to use at 16 weeks.”
The patient had a pregnancy complicated by a lethal fetal condition that was clear on an early ultrasound.
“She knew at 11 weeks that this was not a pregnancy that could survive,” Espey told The Independent. “And because of all those barriers, she came to use at 16 weeks.”
The reality of New Mexico’s battle to keep up with surging abortion demand
Posted from independent.co.uk
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Texas Gov. Abbott Still Refuses To Add Rape And Incest Exemptions To Abortion Law
The governor doubled down on his claims that Texas will “eliminate” rape.
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Abortion will happen no matter what. The GOP just wants control over women and their bodies. Bodily autonomy should not be up to the state to decide.
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Pro-choice on dating, pro-choice on sleeping with who you want to sleep with, pro-choice on birth control, pro-life when it comes to defending a defenseless infant from murder and dismemberment!!!
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