
On Monday three days after the Supreme Court issued its groundbreaking decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an Indianapolis obstetrician-gynecologist, took a call from a colleague, a child abuse doctor in Ohio.
Hours after the Supreme Court action, the Buckeye state had outlawed any abortion after six weeks. Now this doctor had a 10-year-old patient in the office who was six weeks and three days pregnant.
Could Bernard help?
Indiana lawmakers are poised to further restrict or ban abortion in mere weeks. The Indiana General Assembly will convene in a special session July 25 when it will discuss restrictions to abortion policy along with inflation relief.
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But for now, the procedure still is legal in Indiana. And so the girl soon was on her way to Indiana to Bernard’s care.
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The lack of the ability to get an abortion is an abomination of a human freedom denied by the Supreme Court which has become overrun by Republicans who are not doing their jobs with the Honor which is expected of them.