before, the last time i was there, over 80% of the people i took care of were from texas, three of which from my own neighbourhood in dallas. this law makes pregnancy in texas exceedingly more dangerous, and that is for anyone who becomes pregnant, whether or not they want an abortion or need an abortion or whether they want to continue the pregnancy. anyone who has become pregnant in our state is now in extreme danger because physicians and hospital systems cannot offer them life saving care when they might need it. they are not allowed to intervene until the pregnant person has become septic or is haemorrhaging. one of the people challenging the texas law is reverend denine robinson. both she and her partner sarah became pregnant at an early age. their opposite experiences have brought them to the same side of the divide. sarah did not have a choice. as a result, she says she was forced
homelessness, to live in a house with no furniture, to sleep on banquettes on the floor, to have no food and not eat as a mum four days on end and feed your daughter noodles as dinner, no one wants to look at their child and believe that thatis at their child and believe that that is what they deserved and that is what they deserved and that was the ideal when they heard the heartbeat and touched the fingers and had the child. my the fingers and had the child. my daughter is the best thing i ve ever done but i feel like they could have given her something better. it is so good for me to be back with you all again. i believe we need to have things that are part of our community, things that are in our everyday lives that remind us of the people that we are. , . , remind us of the people that we are. , ., , remind us of the people that we are. , .,, .,, ., remind us of the people that we are. , are. denine was able to choose and passionately are. denine was able to choose and passionat
and had the child. my daughter is the best thing i ve ever done but i feel like i could have given her something better. it is so good for me to be back with you all again. i believe we need to have things that are part of our community, things that are in our everyday lives that remind us of the people that we are. denine was able to choose and passionately believes her daughter should have the same right. i consider this a form of modern day slavery. you are creating a subclass of people because you are forcing them to have children, stop whatever their future plans are and orient their lives to taking quote unquote essential workerjobs, which are jobs that don t pay much, and having to parent. so basically they are encouraging or forcing people to have children that then they don t
exceedingly more dangerous, and that is for anyone who becomes pregnant, no matter whether they want an abortion or need an abortion or whether they want to continue the pregnant. anyone who has become pregnant and our state is now an extreme danger because decisions and hospital systems cannot offer them life saving care. they are not allowed to intervene until the pregnant person has become septic or is haemorrhaging. fine septic or is haemorrhaging. one ofthe septic or is haemorrhaging. one of the pebble septic or is haemorrhaging. one of the people challenging the texas law is reverend denine robinson. both she and her partner sarah became pregnant at an early age. the opposite experiences have brought them to the same side of the divide. sarah did not have a choice. as a result she said she was forced to abort her dreams and choose between giving her daughter food choose between giving her daughterfood or choose between giving her daughter food or shelter. choose between giving
is reverend denine robinson. both she and her partner sarah became pregnant at an early age. their opposite experiences have brought them to the same side of the divide. sarah did not have a choice. as a result, she says she was forced to abort her dreams and choose between giving her daughter food or shelter. she has blocked out her entire childhood in sub pieces because of the hardships that we have had. the intense moments of homelessness, to live in a house with no furniture, to sleep on blankets on the floor, to have no food and not eat as a mum for days on end and feed your daughter noodles as dinner, no one wants to look at their child and believe that that is what they deserved and that was the ideal in mind when they heard the heartbeat and touched the fingers