Knowing abortion will be outlawed immediately in large swaths of the country if Roe v. Wade falls weighs heavily on the Colorado women who are tired of toggling between rage and exhaustion over the…
against COVID-19 who are dealing with health anxiety, and on and on and on.
Aries got an abortion in October. She said the proximity to a potential federal ban made her feel like Indiana Jones snatching his hat out from under a rapidly descending doorway.Dr.
Aries praises therapy, her supportive family and her new kitten, Poppy, for easing the sinking feelings she has around her reproductive health.A new Underground RailroadBaby giggles get Hudson through difficult days — days in which she says she barely recognizes her country.In 2020, Hudson had an ectopic pregnancy — a non-viable pregnancy that happens when a fertilized egg implants and grows outside the uterus’s main cavity.
“I support a new version of the Underground Railroad and am happy to take in women and families who need the help,” Hudson said.Erika Marks, photographed at her home in Denver on Thursday, June 2, 2022.Erika Marks’ seizures returned in the days following the leak of Justice Samuel Alito’s draft majority opinion in the Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case.
One doctor refused to perform the procedure, she said, arguing that her husband was OK with it now, but what if they got divorced and her next husband wanted to have kids? Marks said it was appalling to be denied medical care in deference to an imaginary man. “Pro-life issues are at the forefront of my mind and is pretty much one of the only things I think about on a daily basis,” Timpe said.
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