Located in Fargo, Red River Women's Clinic is the only provider in the state for 20 years.
They are currently waiting for closure. This leaves many women in the state without worrying about it.
Clinic director Tammi Kromenaker told CNN on Saturday that it's still open for now. "We plan to serve as much as we can legally," Kromenaker said.
If this happens, the clinic's plan is to move across state borders to Moorehead, Minnesota, says Kromenakar.
The new clinic space is about 15 minutes from its current location, directly opposite the Red River.
As of Saturday afternoon, over $ 500,000 has been donated, exceeding the target. "Knowing that level of support goes beyond being humble and encouraging," said Cromenaker.
Friday was supposed to be a normal day, but when the news came out, Kromenakar and all of her staff changed.
"When I saw the news on my computer, one of the staff screamed and cried and was very angry," said Kromenakar.
Coincidentally, the phone line started ringing, calling on the patient to make an appointment.
"I had to put myself together and set these appointments," said Kromenakar. "It was a surreal and ironic moment."
Kromenaker states that due to facility closures and staffing issues, patients have already flowed in from South Dakota and Minnesota over the past few months. ..
"The decision was devastating, but when we see this level of support, we reiterate what I already knew that the vast majority of people support abortion. I'll confirm, "said Kromenakar.
Trigger bans have already been enforced in states such as Kentucky, Louisiana and South Dakota.
