The women seek to clarify when a medical emergency justifies an abortion in the state of Texas. Texas GregAbbott KenPaxton txlege TexasAbortionBan AbortionIsHealthcare AbortionRightsAreHumanRights
, brought by the Center for Reproductive Rights, asks a judge to temporarily block the law from applying to medically necessary abortions and ultimately clarify when a medical emergency justifies an abortion.
Amanda Zurawksi learned the trigger law had gone into effect from a hospital bed in Austin, watching the only channel she could get on the television. She was in septic shock and would eventually spend three days in the intensive care unit. Zurawksi was devastated, grappling with the sudden loss of her pregnancy, the confusing medical advice, and the hesitation and fear she sensed from all the doctors and nurses. Every time they checked the baby’s heartbeat, Zurawksi was forced to cartwheel through the stages of grief all over again.
Zurawksi and her husband would still like to have children, but tests have revealed significant scarring and damage to her reproductive organs as a result of the infection. As Casaino described the experience to the court, she began to cry, then she began to cough, then she threw up in her hands, as her husband and a bailiff rushed to the witness stand with wastebaskets.
“I almost want to say yes,” she said, noting that if she’d had a chance to ask anyone at the state, they would have told her there was a law in place that prohibited doctors from performing abortions in most cases.Over the past few decades, the Center for Reproductive Rights and the attorney general’s office have found themselves in a courtroom just like this one countless times, arguing over the legality of Texas’ abortion laws.
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