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The nation. and, very few women very know that they re pregnant at six weeks. doctor bass, talk about the real impact of these laws on actual patience. you must hear their stories every day. yes, these politicians that are passing these laws don t sit with the person across from them who has children at home, who has a a career, who has traveled eight, hours was needed to get support or feel isolated because they can t get support in our communities. these people sit across from me and make the decision because of their unique circumstances. and, my medical expertise is going to help guide him. but it s their decision. and when they can t make that decision anymore, because someone who shouldn t be in that exam room, it becomes a real problem. it s extremely frustrating to not be able to continue to serve the people in oklahoma like i have since i graduated residency. nancy, can you fact that this forest? i want to share an argument, the president of the
WomenNationLawsImpactPatiencePersonPoliticiansYesDoctor-bassStoriesLaws-don-t-sitSixOf the committee to protect health care. and nancy for the center reproductive right which represents the abortion in the case of challenging mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks. thank you both for being here. doctor bass, i know you ve been traveling all the way from new jersey to oklahoma for years to provide abortion services. today, that state governor signed a bill banning the procedure after just six weeks of pregnancy. describe for us what this law really does, what it means for the women of oklahoma. so, what it means for the people that i served in oklahoma is that there is not going to be even more barriers to accessing health care. already, in many of these people have had to delay their occur in order to save up money because state medicated oklahoma does not cover abortion care. they ve had to travel long distances, especially since has been a large volume of
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