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Lester: I got to the emergency room, and there was a doctor there who was the admitting doctor.
Abdelfatah: She told him she'd had an abortion.
Lester: And there I am, writhing in pain.
Abdelfatah: When suddenly, his demeanor changed.
Lester: Then he said, you're an abomination. This is God's punishment to you for your sin, for what you've done. And you're never goin to have children. Your tubes are going to be sealed up because you have this huge pelvic inflammatory infection. And he was just screaming at me.

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What role does religion play in bodily autonomy/reproductive rights?

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"We recognize the right of the individual, married or single, to be free from unwarranted governmental intrusion into matters so fundamentally affecting a person as the decision whether to bear or beget a child."

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"In the years leading up to the Roe decision in 1973, Catholics were the main opponents to abortion. The Catholic Church had ruled abortion was murder, on and off, for centuries."

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"She'd thought about goin back to school, but it didn't seem possible with the girls at home. She worried about leaving them with strangers -- and they couldn't afford day care anyway."

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Illegal practices to push Pro-life agenda

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Illegal practices to push Pro-life agenda

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"Instead, Brooke got an ultrasound at a local crisis pregnancy center, not knowing that it was an antiabortion organization. There, employees told her she was 12 weeks along -- far enough into her pregnancy, they said, that the babies had 'heartbeats.'"

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People will want children, but cannot have them. IVF can become illegal because it disposes of embryos. There is also the chance of health risks, like an incomplete miscarriage, an ectopic pregnancy, that will prevent people from ever wanting to become pregnant.

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"Hills, who finished his medical residency in 1974, the tear Roe v. Wade legalized the right to abortion throughout the country, said he had seen some "horrible things" with women trying to manage abortion on their own. The United States already has among the highest rates of maternal mortality in the developed world, disproportionately affecting poor women and women of color. He worries not just about their risk of death, but their ability to carry babies in the future, their mental health, their socioeconomic state, and the fate of children under such circumstances."

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"The new reproductive landscape could further discourage medical students from pursuing the field in the future and leave all trainees with holes in their knowledge due to the new bans."

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"On Capitol Hill, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday she's preparing votes on several bills guaranteeing access to abortions and protecting the data of people who use reproductive health apps."

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"In California, state lawmakers on Monday agreed to put a constitutional amendment up for a vote on the November ballot that would enshrine the legal right to an abortion."

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"How is it possible that AR-15 has more right in this country than a woman?"

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"In South Dakota, Republican Governor Kristi Noem is calling on lawmakers to pass a bill banning state residents from holding telemedicine appointments with healthcare providers who prescribe abortion pills through the mail."

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What steps are in action to reclaim our bodily autonomy/reproductive rights?

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What impact does politics have on our bodily autonomy?

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What impact will revoking bodily autonomy have on future generations?