the court s website, but adds the court s final opinion has not been released and will be issued in due course. this case is about whether women, people have the right to receive emergency care, for women specifically, emergency abortion care in a state that bans abortion. the biden administration is arguing, yes, it is federal law that a hospital must provide emergency medical treatment, no matter what. the groups who supported the biden suit offered a number of examples including an example of a woman who was 18 weeks pregnant experiencing a condition that would result in a miscarriage. but instead of treating her, idaho doctors sent her home worried they would be breaking the law by giving her an emergency abortion. her condition was so dire that traveling to another state was out of the question because the risk of miscarrying and bleeding to death was too high. so she waited. eventually, she delivered a stillborn baby and consequentially developed a serious and rapidly d
good to see you, rob. it was here that rob s motor neurone disease was managed by a large medical team led by dr chung. first time i met him, he walked in with a huge smile, and i still remember the way he had jumped up onto the couch, helping me with the assessments. other patients drew a lot of strength from him, and it sort of made their day meeting him and they would take photographs with him. and it was it was really quite amazing. 5.9 now, 02. there is no cure for him. there is no cure for mnd. and from the moment he was diagnosed, rob burrow knew his time would come. it made his approach to this cruel disease all the more remarkable. i think he was the most positive person i ve come across and really determined to do things the way
rob s been what s the right word? stubborn, probably in some ways. looking back, i have to say i admire him for that. i can t imagine somebody as fit, active, athletic like him being given a diagnosis like this, a life changing diagnosis like this, and thenjust run with it and make the best out of it, notjust for anybody, for him or his family, but for everybody. i mean, it sjust amazing. seacroft hospital wasn t designed for patients with mnd it s old and tired. there s no parking nearby. this is rob with his family and medical team looking at a maggie s centre for cancer patients. rob wanted the same for those with mnd. he raised millions of pounds, determined the next generation would get better care. the centre means everything. the centre represents hope.
i admire him for that. i can t imagine somebody as fit, active, athletic like him, being given a diagnosis like this, a life changing diagnosis like this, and thenjust run with it and make the best out of it, not just for anybody, for him or his family, but for everybody. i mean, it sjust amazing. seacroft hospital wasn t designed for patients with mnd its old and tired, there s no parking nearby. this is rob with his family and medical team looking at a maggie s centre for cancer patients. rob wanted the same for those with mnd. he raised millions of pounds, determined the next generation would get better care. the centre means everything. the centre represents hope. i break bad news in a room
i break bad news in a room which doesn t even have windows. it s a cold, heartless clinical room. this centre will provide that space where, once you leave the room, you can have a private space to grieve in, to plan in, a place where patients will feel welcome. a place where you can, you know, there is no clinical coldness. it is a warm, welcoming space. yeah. this is much better for parking. the new centre will be a physical reminder of the difference rob has made. but his legacy goes much further. if we made a diagnosis, they didn t understand what mnd was, whereas now they ll say, oh, that s what rob had. so people might have known the basics, that it affects mobility and speech, but actually rob really showed them, in a human way, in a family way, how that affects someone. the level of understanding