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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Copied from another thread: Here’s a study from Guttmacher showing the reasons women seek abortions after 20 weeks and it was about logistical delays not deformities. https://onlinelibrary.wil...63/4521013 Here’s KFF “Individuals seek abortions later in pregnancy for a number of reasons. As part of the Turnaway study out of the University of California San Francisco, from 2008-2010 over 440 women were asked about why they experienced delays in obtaining abortion care, if any (Figure 4). Almost half of individuals who obtained an abortion after 20 weeks did not suspect they were pregnant until later in pregnancy, and other barriers to care included lack of information about where to access an abortion, transportation difficulties, lack of insurance coverage and inability to pay for the procedure. A 2022 study of patients seeking abortions later in pregnancy found that they fell into two categories: either they had learned new information about their pregnancies that made them no longer desirable, such as not finding out they were pregnant until very late in the pregnancy or the emergence of serious fetal or their own health issue; or experiencing barriers to abortion services earlier in the pregnancy that force them to delay the abortion until the third trimester.“ [/quote] Also important to note that the 20 weeks mentioned is still second trimester. [/quote] Roe protected abortion rights to viability at 24 weeks. That was in place for 50 years and that is what we should return to. This study is at 20 weeks for some reason [/quote]
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