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Miscarriage is not a crime, medically necessary abortion should not be either

(TriceEdneyWire.com) - Brittany Watts wasn’t seeking an abortion. At 21 weeks, she sought medical care at nearby Mercy Health-St. Joseph’s Hospital in Warren, Ohio. A doctor told Ms. Watts that

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Miscarriage is not a crime; medically necessary abortion should not be either

Brittany Watts wasn’t seeking an abortion. At 21 weeks, she sought medical care at nearby Mercy Health-St. Joseph’s Hospital in Warren, Ohio. A doctor told Ms. Watts that her water

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Miscarriage is not a crime, medically necessary abortion should not be either

Miscarriage is not a crime, medically necessary abortion should not be either
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What About Our Right to Life?

As we’re seeing now in tragic cases, abortion bans violate much more than just privacy rights.

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Pregnant SC women face severe consequences for using drugs | Special Reports

South Carolina was the architect of prosecuting pregnant women for drug use. A positive test still can set in motion a process that lands women behind bars, childless and lacking

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