Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile...FL and TX grow and grow, while blue states shrink and shrink.

PPs, here's some tough math for you. Reality =/ Twitter.

The birth rate will actually decline, not increase, in this environment. There is very legitimate concern now about going through a pregnancy in TX and many will try to avoid it.

Apologies if this has already been covered, but what is the risk that a fetal personhood case makes it’s way to the Supreme Court? If SCOTUS rules that a fetus is a full-on person, wouldn’t that negate any state or Congress from codifying Roe? I believe medical decisions about my body should be a constitutional right and not a law that could be taken away later.

- a woman who is glad to see some pausing of extreme state bans but is still terrified that a fundamental right of women to make their own medical decision has been taken away by SCOTUS and who worries it could get worse with the current extreme make-up of our highest court

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Anonymous wrote:

Can confirm. My father-in-law (OB) just retired for this very reason. God, I hope they all just leave the state and come to places that would welcome them with open arms. It's an embarrassment.

How easy or hard is it for a doctor or an NP to get licensed in another state?

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile...FL and TX grow and grow, while blue states shrink and shrink.

PPs, here's some tough math for you. Reality =/ Twitter.

You are a fool if you don't understand how this will unfold.

Doctors aren't going to risk prison and financial ruin.

Women in red states are screwed.

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile...FL and TX grow and grow, while blue states shrink and shrink.

PPs, here's some tough math for you. Reality =/ Twitter.

Well… if you force birth, you will grow. That’s true.

Meanwhile...FL and TX grow and grow, while blue states shrink and shrink.

PPs, here's some tough math for you. Reality =/ Twitter.

Anonymous wrote:

Can confirm. My father-in-law (OB) just retired for this very reason. God, I hope they all just leave the state and come to places that would welcome them with open arms. It's an embarrassment.

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Anonymous wrote:I found this at reddit and am not on Twitter so I can’t go find the link myself and figured, eh, I’ll post the screen grab. Go Cards Against Humanity!

It’s even better on Twitter.

That is even better. Thank you for posting.

Anonymous wrote:I found this at reddit and am not on Twitter so I can’t go find the link myself and figured, eh, I’ll post the screen grab. Go Cards Against Humanity!

It’s even better on Twitter.

I found this at reddit and am not on Twitter so I can’t go find the link myself and figured, eh, I’ll post the screen grab. Go Cards Against Humanity!

Anonymous wrote:This is our future:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/09/01/prosecutions-drugs-miscarriages-meth-stillbirths/

Court system is messed up bad
The prosecutors did not prove that drug use caused the still birth or the miscsrriage
Nobody got convicted on a trial, the legal system is replaced by plea deals

This is all at the discretion of the prosecutor
I think the judge should review these more closely, we are returning to the age when people were accused of witchcraft

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Anonymous wrote:This is our future:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/09/01/prosecutions-drugs-miscarriages-meth-stillbirths/

Not if Congress does it job: pass laws.

Same as in any other country, except North Korea and Cuba I guess.

hard to pass laws when the rules and a political party are hell bent against it

Anonymous wrote:This is our future:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/09/01/prosecutions-drugs-miscarriages-meth-stillbirths/

Not if Congress does it job: pass laws.

Same as in any other country, except North Korea and Cuba I guess.

This is our future:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/09/01/prosecutions-drugs-miscarriages-meth-stillbirths/