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walkingman

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3. It's far worse than the days pre-roe (from my memory) at least in those days

Reply to mopinko (Reply #2)

Tue Jul 1, 2025, 09:34 AM

Jul 2025

the Doctors were not intimidated for trying to save lives like they are these days here in Texas. I don't see how they attract OB/GYN doctors in this state?

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'So wrong': Texas data reveals soaring number of near-deaths after miscarriage [View all] tblue37 Jul 2025 OP

Since the state doesn't care about their lives, these women should sue for all their medical expenses & trauma suffered. CrispyQ Jul 2025 #1

not a bug. a feature. mopinko Jul 2025 #2

It's far worse than the days pre-roe (from my memory) at least in those days walkingman Jul 2025 #3

yeah. back in the day, they treated miscarriages mopinko Jul 2025 #5

K&R Solly Mack Jul 2025 #4

Adding the link to the original ProPublica story. erronis Jul 2025 #6

Thanks. tblue37 Jul 2025 #7

"Pro-life" isn't about babies. It's about punishing women who don't want to have babies. Ping Tung Jul 2025 #8

People who are against abortion rights are NEVER DFW Jul 2025 #9