A woman from Louisiana was told she must conceive afetus without a skull and parts of it. Said thatI am heading to the semester or traveling out of state to get an abortion.
Her Nancy Davis, a mother of one, is 13 weeks pregnant. A few weeks ago, at the first ultrasound, Ms. Davis revealed that the fetus was unlikely to survive — but Louisiana's abortion law. 16} does not include a cranial exception, so if the fetus is suffering from a condition, she cannot have a legal abortion in that state.
If Ms. Davis wants an abortion, she must leave the state and go to Florida. Florida bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, giving Davis a small window of time to make appointments and arrange travel in case she decides to have surgery. increase.
Louisiana, one of her Republican-led states,passed a very restrictive abortion ban in response to the post-Roe v. Wade situation. did. The state bans all abortions unless the mother's life is in danger or the fetus cannot survive.
Group of plaintiffs block enforcement of ban However, the Louisiana Supreme Court dismissed the appeal last Friday.
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