they are. they will have to, again, good a car, lit up with gas, they will have to get childcare, they love to find their way to a provider in the state where they re actually expanding care. this is the intent, stephanie. then tent is not just to shame and blame abortion providers and patients, it s also the grade a have a significant burden which is also significant about the way they re describing this case and the soft opinion. they re not just overturning roe, they re overturning casey, potentially, which suggests that one should have an additional burden to travel outside the state just access basic oath care. so, that is what is happening. folks like amy, and planned parenthood, other providers are identifying ways in which we can fill the gaps ensure that we have the green to have patients fill the. needs but there is no solution to have 24 states absorb all of the care and all 50 states. and that is significant in itself. we re already seeing the surge in so many states right
have access illegally in their own states, depending on where they are. they will have to, again, good a car, lit up with gas, they will have to get childcare, they love to find their way to a provider in the state where they re actually expanding care. this is the intent, stephanie. then tent is not just to shame and blame abortion providers and patients, it s also the grade a have a significant burden which is also significant about the way they re describing this case and the soft opinion. they re not just overturning roe, they re overturning casey, potentially, which suggests that one should have an additional burden to travel outside the state just access basic oath care. so, that is what is happening. folks like amy, and planned parenthood, other providers are
AT a glance, the Klang Valley office market, which is in a state of oversupply and still facing repercussions from the pandemic, does not seem to have a lot going for it.