exceedingly more dangerous, and that is for anyone who becomes pregnant, no matter whether they want an abortion or need an abortion or whether they want to continue the pregnant. anyone who has become pregnant and our state is now an extreme danger because decisions and hospital systems cannot offer them life saving care. they are not allowed to intervene until the pregnant person has become septic or is haemorrhaging. fine septic or is haemorrhaging. one ofthe septic or is haemorrhaging. one of the pebble septic or is haemorrhaging. one of the people challenging the texas law is reverend denine robinson. both she and her partner sarah became pregnant at an early age. the opposite experiences have brought them to the same side of the divide. sarah did not have a choice. as a result she said she was forced to abort her dreams and choose between giving her daughter food choose between giving her daughterfood or choose between giving her daughter food or shelter. choose between giving
texas is now checking out of a miami hospital after surviving a rare transplant. she was never able to eat on her own until surgeons gave her a rare transplant that involved seven organs. wplg s constance jones has the story. reporter: sleepy little delilah valdez has been through a lot these past few weeks. undergoing several organ transplants here at jackson memorial hospital. the 16-month-old girl from texas wasn t able to eat on her own, a condition she s had since birth, causing her to be underweight. it s called megacystic microcolon intestinal hypoperistalsis syndrome. the only way she got her food was through a tube. but here at jackson, doctors performed a multiorgan transplant. replacing stomach, intestines, kidney and bladder. now we can actually give my daughter food. trying to feed her whatever she wants by orders of dr. tzakis. reporter: two months later, she s much healthier and eating on her own, and although a