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The article summarized the options Pennsylvania has offered for abortion access and how PA’s governor has expanded the opportunities for reproductive services for women. Governor Shapiro had opened the doors for expanding access and care for women who may be going through an abortion dilemma in PA. In Pennsylvania with these laws, women are safer as well as their bodies. We are a part of the nation's Commonwealth’s executive order which allows out-of-state patients to find abortion care without getting arrested or in legal trouble.

“Accessing Abortion Care in Pennsylvania.” PA.Gov, 4 May 2023,

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Officials for Pennsylvania had explained their opinions on the matter of removing access to abortion. As women in our day in age are struggling to keep our rights from being infringed on, our reproductive rights are secured in Pennsylvania. “Pennsylvania’s laws have not changed with this ruling and abortion is permitted in Pennsylvania through the 23rd week of pregnancy, and afterward when necessary to protect the life or health of the pregnant person.”

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I believe this is only the women's choice for what happens with the child, as it is her body and her choice. The government should not be making decisions on what the women choose. personally, I find it absurd how the government is making decisions about what we chose to do with our bodies, especially if women had endured sexual assault, or cannot financially raise a child.

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Abortion is viewed as controversial because of religious views, and beliefs if you have a child you should give life to one. This makes it difficult as there are people who cannot have babies, can't afford to raise a child, or even endure sexual harassment who have to go through with having a child as they are either unable to or will be reminded of a significant others abuse.

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"Roe V Wade had an intense impact on women's rights as they were falling apart in front of our eyes. This new law was put into work in specific states to refuse access to abortions in states as they are “harmful, or religiously inappropriate. Mastriano, a devout Christian who has made his religion central to his political career, has abortion views that go beyond much of the GOP. He has said he supports a total ban on the procedure without exceptions — including for rape, incest, or a medical emergency in which the parent’s life is at risk — and that he would pursue abortion policies that reflect those beliefs as governor. We have officials in office who have no remorse for sexual assualt, and it is effecting women's lives every single day."

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Through the past few years, there has been an improvement in abortion rights. In Pennsylvania, our rights as women have gone through a spiral. As of now, we do have both medications and in-clinic procedures available for women who are unprepared or unable to have this child. PA seems to be involved seriously with reproductive services, but it hasn't been an easy road. In 1982, Pennsylvania passed the Abortion Control Act,  requiring women to give "informed consent" prior to abortions, and imposed a 24-hour waiting period for women seeking abortions, at which time the women would be provided with information regarding abortions. I found this extremely considerate of the women who will be involved in the process to think about the decision and go through it if it felt right for HER specifically.

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Within how many weeks should you be permitted to allow abortion access to, and why do you believe this?

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Within how many weeks should you be permitted to allow abortion access to, and why do you believe this?

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Do you think Pennsylvania should have removed access to reproductive care like abortions? Why or Why not?

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Do you think Pennsylvania should have removed access to reproductive care like abortions? Why or Why not?

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What is your personal opinion on Texas’s abortion laws, and how do you think it benefits or harms women's lives?

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What is your personal opinion on Texas’s abortion laws, and how do you think it benefits or harms women's lives?

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“I am deeply disappointed by the flawed decision made today in Texas. Healthcare providers and women need to know that Pennsylvania’s laws have not changed as a result of this ruling and abortion remains legal in our Commonwealth,” said Attorney General Henry. “Women deserve access to safe reproductive health care free from unwarranted interference by a court. I will continue to fight to ensure that the people of Pennsylvania get exactly that.”

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Officials for Pennsylvania had explained their opinions on the matter of removing access to abortion. As women in our day in age are struggling to keep our rights from being infringed on, our reproductive rights are secured in Pennsylvania. “Pennsylvania’s laws have not changed with this ruling and abortion is permitted in Pennsylvania through the 23rd week of pregnancy, and afterward when necessary to protect the life or health of the pregnant person.”