it s new for most people. in those eight states including now michigan where the coverage of the regular insurance coverage doesn t cover these situations of rape, incest, or even health of the mother. in those cases, how does a woman buy that coverage or get it ahead of time? she doesn t. i have spoken to health care experts who have been trying to find any insurance company or any insurance policy holder who has been able to purchase a so-called rider. what happens to a young mother in childbearing state and she s having kids, planning to have kids. how does she insure herself against this whole situation? it s something that can create financial ruin. we already have preventing low income women from using medicaid to pay for it. i know families that have been financial financially bankrupt because of a fetal anomaly. let s go back to senator
she doesn t. i have spoken to health care experts who have been trying to find any insurance company or any insurance policy holder who has been able to purchase a so-called rider. what happens to a young mother in childbearing state and she s having kids, planning to have kids. how does she insure herself low income women from using their medicaid to pay for it. i have interviewed families that have been completely financially devastated by having to have a planned pregnancy because of a serious fetal anomaly. we re talking about in those cases thousands of dollars. let me go to senator woodward. what s going to happen. is there a court ruling that might be coming here or something that will get in the way of this decision by this legislature? i think there will be legal challenges.