I wish my mom's 3rd pregnancy ended in a miscarriage fr
There are some potentially dangerous complications of miscarriage but as long as people are given ER precautions for these I don’t see why the risk would be prohibitive
Something I don’t get: patients are told not to have unprotected sex for two weeks prior to getting the nexplanon implant since it can cause miscarriage. But the only people getting the nexplanon are those who don’t want to be pregnant. So why can’t they just be informed & consented on this risk?
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One in three US women now live under a Trump abortion ban which threatens their health, life, bodily autonomy and privacy. If the GOP win in November they will ban abortion nationwide and launch a system to monitor menstrual cycles in order to investigate and prosecute miscarriage. Please🌊 #voteblue
Plot in You - First Born 2/10 mema coisa q o primeiro só q começa a nascer um pouco de melodia ou refrão diferente, ainda eh 90% só berro, mas algumas tem uns efeitinhos na voz ou um instrumental mais dahorinha, ainda sim, trauma dump, n conta. shoutout p Miscarriage
Let's try out "miscarriage of justice" and see how that fits.
The fact that they're also criminalizing things like miscarriage and offering bounties means they've turned the state into a terror-machine with prosecutorial discretion to target particular women - for example, those that might not 'know their place' in the view of anyone with a score to settle
Miscarriage (mis)management is a longstanding issue in Catholic hospitals across the country. It’s the result of the ERDs, not TX law. See: Freedman, “When There’s a Heartbeat” (2008) See also: the demise of Catholic Healthcare West and the rise of Dignity Health (now part of CommonSpirit Health)
This looks a lot like California doctors are following Texas's heartbeat law in the name of "institutional conscience." www.nytimes.com/2024/09/30/h...
The state said that despite a doctor’s recommendation and state law, a Catholic hospital declined to provide an abortion because fetal heart tones were present.