after hearing the supreme court hearings with the mississippi case a few weeks ago, and hearing some of the questioning that the judges asked, it really seems like the court is poised to potentially gut roe and we also know that there are 26 states throughout the country that have trigger bans, which, if roe is touched, could automatically go into effect, really, meaning that 26 states throughout the country could ban abortion automatically with a decision from the supreme court. so, with the conservative super majority on the supreme court, then, do you think access to apportion will become much more limited and, if so, what do you think that would mean? yeah, you know, as a provider of abortion care in texas for the past seven years, we know that roe was the floor, meaning that it s been decades passing restriction after restriction in states in the south and the midwest, where abortion has essentially become meaningless abortion act says has become meaningless for so many peop