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People experiencing pregnancy loss in states with abortion bans told us they wished they had known what to expect and how to advocate for themselves. We created this guide for anyone who finds themselves in the same position.

propub.liIf You’re Pregnant, Here’s What You Should Know About the Medical Procedures That Could Save Your LifeWomen experiencing pregnancy loss in states with abortion bans told us they wished they had known what to expect and how to advocate for themselves. We created this guide for anyone who finds…

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True that. But it’s disgusting that politics plays a role in good and scientific medical care. Oh, and in 1975 we were aware. We were elated by Roe v Wade because we had lived lives without it.

Thank you so much for creating and sharing this information guide. Also, Ectopic pregnancy is so dangerous and must be treated promptly to save lives but right-wing politicians seem so clueless to this.

Here’s the bad part they didn’t know and they were told. But they chose to vote for the 34 count felon. Literally convicted of 34 counts of fraud, and they chose to believe the lies he told. They were given evidence that he was lying and they still voted anyway. They knew.

This is sickening. In 1985 I had a miscarriage. My doctor recommended a D&C to remove any tissue that had not been naturally expelled so that I would not get an infection. The doctor and medical staff were so kind. No politics involved. All women deserve that kind of treatment. 😢

I have as Maga sister who is a nurse. I’m glad your experience was good. But i do not trust the medical profession as a whole. They are extremely judgemental. Just make sure you can trust the medical professionals you deal with

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1in3 pregnancy end in miscarriage. The first 3 months are the most dangerous. I’m in my 60’s had 2 miscarriages . If i were younger and got pregnant I would not tell anyone until after the 3rd month for fear of being charged with having an abortion. I wouldn’t trust anyone.

I was living in Ohio when Dobbs fell, working as a nurse-midwife in a tertiary care center. It was the Sat. after the decision came down and we had no direction. The residents were in tears, scared of what might come in the door and what could we do without jeopardizing our licenses & livelihoods.

I'm living in Kentucky. I'm postmenopausal. 15 years ago, I had a missed miscarriage. I was able, at that time, to have a D&C at a Catholic Hospital. In fact, my doctor wanted me to have the procedure as soon as possible after he had determined that there was no fetal heartbeat.