medical director of the west alabama women s center. it s something that i ve seen happen more than a few occasions, where people who would otherwise should have been helped were not and fortunately, find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens whether that s death or a hysterectomy because of an infection. these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare. you don t have to like it. but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare, makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, dr torres has faced death threats and had her medical licence temporarily provoked, but she refuses to back down. 84% of maternal deaths are preventable and what do we do? we make it worse.
should have been helped were not and fortunately, find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens whether that s death or a hysterectomy because of an infection. these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare. you don t have to like it. but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare, makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, dr torres has faced death threats and had her medical licence temporarily provoked, temporarily revoked, but she refuses to back down. 84% of maternal deaths are preventable and what do we do? we make it worse. without access to abortion care,
A Wyoming judge will consider a plea deal for an abortion opponent who investigators say burned the state's first full-service abortion clinic in years.
An Iowa judge temporarily blocked the state’s new ban on most abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy days after Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the measure into law