Alone in a bathroom: The fear and uncertainty of a post-Roe medication abortion

Angel tucked two white pills into each side of her mouth, bracing herself as they began to dissolve. Her deepest fears and anxieties took over.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. Angel had wanted to talk to a doctor before she took the pills to end her pregnancy, worried about how they might interact with medication she took for her heart condition. But in her home state of Oklahoma, where almost all abortions are banned,

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