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she fears is the coming criminalization of miscarriage. according to the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists, as many as 26% of all pregnancies result in a miscarriage. and in alabama, a miscarriage could be suspect. one could start to investigate is that really in his carriage? did you miss? carrie did you try to, did you do something to miscarry? part of the problem is that we don t want to come in the charters. even if we advocated. because medically we can say this is clearly a miscarriage. you only need someone on the medical staff to raise the concern. we don t know what prosecutors would do or not to do so let s say that we have a case which is a miscarriage, or could be defined as a miscarriage. but we find ourselves having to defend ourselves. many actors do not want to even get close to that one.
medicine now. yes. that is exactly right. well, thank you for the depth, the detail you have on this information. because this is crucial, every day for people to understand as this continues to move. michelle goodwin is a law professor at the university of california, irving, and author of policing the womb. invisible woman and the criminalization of motherhood. i m now joined by doctor david hackney, maternal fetal specialist base in cleveland ohio, chair of the ohio section of the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists. doctor hackney, thank you for joining us this morning. one of the things i learned here, because it is almost impossible to get an abortion in alabama, is if you do have to travel to get one, you can go to florida, depending on where you are in your pregnancy, north carolina, southern illinois, there are backups in being able to get one. you wrote in a new york times editorial op-ed last night, sometime soon, i m going to meet a patient who has no abil