into a ball on the table and just started sobbing. and she asked if she could hold my hand. yeah. and that was all i could do for her in that moment. she was a college student, had a birth control failure, you know, she was a person who wasn t in a situation where she could be pregnant. women in texas have been punished legislative session after legislative session. these are people you know who are getting turned away, and this could be you next. alex, i ve seen nothing on television that delivers more powerfully the reality of what s happening in texas. lawrence, the average woman in texas would have to drive 200 and i think 75 miles to get an abortion, and let s just be real, nobody wants to get an abortion. this is not something that patients are running after to
also at the national level. i want to switch to this situation in texas, that you ve been covering alex on the new texas abortion law. because i saw some of your interview, which we ran here with dr., intermission i want to run some of it again. because it is so powerful. with doctor dervish, explain to you what she s already experienced with this texas abortion law. let s watch. the first patient, who i saw after the law went into effect, i told her that we could see cardiac activity, she just curled up into a ball on the table, and just started sobbing. and she asked if she could hold my hand. yeah. and that was all i could do for her in that moment. she was a college student, had a birth control failure, you know, she was a person who was not in a situation where she
with one patient. the first patient who i saw for the law went into effect, when we told her that we could see cardiac activity in her, she just curled up into a ball on the table and just started sobbing. and she asked if she could hold my hand. yeah. and that was all i could do for her in that moment. she is a college student. had a birth control failure. she was a person who wasn t in a situation where she could be pregnant. will the appeals court recognized the timing urgency in a case like that? when stories like that are being told every day? i certainly hope so. it is hard to think that a constitutional right that is more time sensitive, more intimate than the ability to
the differences the courts have given on the state on this issue. let s listen to dr. jermish about her experience with one patient. the first patient who i saw after the law went into effect, we could see cardiac activity, she curled up in a ball on a table and started sobbing. she asked me if she can hold my hand. that was all i can do for her in that moment. she was a college student and birth control failure. she was a person who was not in a situation where she could be pregnant. will the appeals court recognize the timing urgency in a case like that when stories like that are being told everyday? i certainly hope so.
see both of you. dr. patel, i want to show you something that aired on the circus last night. the first patient who i saw after the law went into effect, when i told her that we could see cardiac activity, she just curled up into a ball on the table and just started sobbing. and she asked if she could hold my hand. yeah. and that was all i could do for her in that moment. she was a college student, had a birth control failure, you know, she was a person who wasn t in a situation where she could be pregnant. women in texas have been punished legislative session after legislative session. these are people you know who are getting turned away, and this could be you next. i wish i could play that every single day. that s that s what s happening. yeah, nicole, look, and think