The New Face of "Pro-Life" in 2024 - Personal Stories

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[year2late]

I have read that women are having more abortions just because they cant risk waiting and figuring out their support networks, finances, work situations, etc. and then not being allowed to have one if needed. So they are having them to 'play it safe.'

Well done conservatives and anti-abortites!

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It is exactly what I thought would happen. Women make a premature decision to abort - since they may have to go out of state to obtain the abortion. They lose the cushion of time - they are forced to rush decisions.

 

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Wow. The penalty for a woman sexually assaulted is more than the penalty for the sexual assaulter

WTF

 

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How many women have to suffer or die to end these horrendous bans. I cannot even explain the rage I feel

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A third woman has died under Texas’ abortion ban as doctors reach for riskier miscarriage treatments​

Porsha Ngumezi bled to death as she was miscarrying after her doctor opted against an emergency procedure used to end pregnancies.

Wrapping his wife in a blanket as she mourned the loss of her pregnancy at 11 weeks, Hope Ngumezi wondered why no obstetrician was coming to see her.

Over the course of six hours on June 11, 2023, Porsha Ngumezi had bled so much in the emergency department at Houston Methodist Sugar Land that she’d needed two transfusions. She was anxious to get home to her young sons, but, according to a nurse’s notes, she was still “passing large clots the size of grapefruit.”

Hope dialed his mother, a former physician, who was unequivocal. “You need a D&C,” she told them, referring to dilation and curettage, a common procedure for first-trimester miscarriages and abortions. If a doctor could remove the remaining tissue from her uterus, the bleeding would end.

But when Dr. Andrew Ryan Davis, the obstetrician on duty, finally arrived, he said it was the hospital’s “routine” to give a drug called misoprostol to help the body pass the tissue, Hope recalled. Hope trusted the doctor. Porsha took the pills, according to records, and the bleeding continued.

Three hours later, her heart stopped.

A third woman has died under Texas’ abortion ban as doctors reach for riskier miscarriage treatments

Porsha Ngumezi bled to death as she was miscarrying after her doctor opted against an emergency procedure used to end pregnancies.

www.texastribune.org

 

[Gordy327]

It seems in Texas, a pregnancy complication is tantamount to a death sentence. This is what happens when abortions are restricted and for no good reason.