conversations that i had with these women who have had abortions themselves, they re feeling exactly opposite. take a listen to part of our conversation. when the supreme court s decision on dobbs came down a year ago, amanda was furious. i was outraged, but i was also actively undergoing fertility treatment, and so i did not think that an abortion was something that i would ever need or want because i didn t understand fully how abortion is health care. reporter: months after amanda finally got pregnant, doctors told her the fetus wouldn t make it, but also that they couldn t help. she couldn t provide an abortion. she couldn t do any of the things that she was trained to do because of the restrictions in texas, and as a result it landed me in the icu with sepsis. knowing that you had to get worse in order to get the care that you needed, can you just talk to us a little bit more about how that felt? it was devastating on top of terrifying, on top of infuriating.
lawmakers who are tasked with legislaing around it and, of course, to the women who are at the center of making these decisions for themselves, or at least trying to. when the supreme court s decision on dobbs came down a year ago, amanda zorowski was furious. i was undergoing fertility treatment, so i did not think an abortion was something i would ever need or want, because i didn t understand fully how abortion is health care. reporter: months after amanda finally got pregnant, doctors told her the fetus wouldn t make it, but also that they couldn t help. she couldn t provide an abortion. she couldn t do any of the things that she was trained to do because of the restrictions in texas. as a result, it landed me in the icu with sepsis. reporter: knowing that you had to get worse in order to get the care you needed, can you just talk to us a little bit more about how that felt? it was devastating on top of
civil servants to help arrange a private speed awareness course. rishi sunak says she could have followed a better course of action, but he won t order a formal investigation. here s our political correspondent david wallace lockhart. the home secretary heading to work this morning. she will not face an investigation into how she previously dealt with a speeding offence. last year, when suella braverman was attorney general, she was caught speeding. she was offered a group speed awareness course. she approached the civil service about arranging a private course. they said they couldn t help. after being appointed home secretary by rishi sunak, she opted to take three points on her license instead of attending any cause. it was approaching the civil service on this personal matter that led to accusations suella braverman has breached the ministerial code. rishi
couldn t help. or how about the story of the women in texas i sat there, didn t say a word, and i listened i thought, okay, these are a bunch of republicans these are a bunch of people who identified add prs pro lifers every one of them are shaken to the core by these horrible stories that just keep multiplying in states, where old men in state legislatures are basically telling doctors they can t help women in duress joe, it gets worse and worse. it does. florida has now 15-week abortion ban. the state legislature is considering, and governor desantis is likely to sign, perhaps this week, a 6-week abortion ban we saw the horror stories from the 15-week ban. imagine the 6-week ban, before many women even know or are sure