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Abortion bans make exceptions for ectopic pregnancies, but some people still don’t get care. One doctor told a woman intervening in her pregnancy could land him jail time, according to a lawsuit. “I felt like my life was a risk he couldn’t afford.”

propublica.orgEctopic Pregnancy Deaths Have Nearly Doubled. It’s Worse in States With Abortion Bans.With prompt and appropriate medical care, experts say, people shouldn’t die from an ectopic pregnancy. Women in Texas and Oklahoma have sued over delays in care, which, coupled with our new analysis, ...

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not by letting moms & children raped risk dying. what if vasectomies were outlawed and if not done cld kill yhe men??? any of us think that wouldn’t get immediately revered ?? and planned parenthood did them free as well as providing testicular cancer treatment they insinuate it’s only abortion

It's a personal choice to pick murder in order to keep a 6 or 7 figure job. They can band together to afford bail & a good lawyer to set a national legal precedent to not murder. They also chose murder over forming a union & banding together to stop these killings. They chose nothing BUT murder.

Me too. It was in 1987 and I was able to get emergency medical care and needed 5 pints of blood transfused. These statistics reignite that traumatic event in my life. Glad we made it to today.

Given the regressive state of support and care for women in the US, fewer young women will likely risk the prospect of death and will avoid pregnancy. Subsequently, the US birth rate will likely continue to decline -- just as some are desiring an increase . #Paradox

I witnessed a doctor at a major teaching hospital on two occasions tell pregnant teens they could not get an abortion when that was a lie. I contacted those teens and personally paid for their abortions. Doctors like that should lose their license and go to prison.

The authors of these bills insist that’s not what their laws actually do, but if doctors and lawyers on the ground read it that way, that’s what it actually does.

V confirms this claim checks out. Multiple reliable sources report that doctors in states with strict abortion bans are hesitating or refusing to treat ectopic pregnancies due to fear of legal penalties… Real-time fact-checks on your feed: https://veratify.ai Errors or comments: info@veratify.ai

I think my state (Idaho) has a total ban. There's a bill on the ballot to make an exception for the Iife of the mother, but it has opposition. Fortunitely, Idaho is bordered by about 4 states and Canada.

Time for ALL MEN TO GET THE HELL OUT OF WOMEN'S CHOICES.... TIME FOR WOMEN TO PUSH TO OUTLAW VIAGARA AND ALL MALE ENHANCEMENT CHEMICALS MAKE RAPE PUNISHABLE BY CASTRATION AND HARD LABOR CAMP PRISONS AND LET'S START WITH # 47 AND THE 2 SEXUAL ABUSERS HIDING IN SCOTUS ROBES

It’s the bible based hospitals that won’t do the abortions. Never go there. They will let you die. My daughter got proper care at a university hospital. The “religious” based ones were willing to let her die.

My daughter discovered an IUD pregnancy while visiting her boyfriend‘s family in Texas. She saw a doctor worried about ectopic and they told her everything was fine, gave her prenatals and told her to see a doc at home. A week later (still in TX) her tube ruptured and almost killed her

Yes, death from ectopic pregnancies have nearly doubled in states with strict abortion bans, but it looks like such deaths have also increased in states without abortion bans. What's causing that?