Texas Woman FORCED To Suffer Miscarriage Pain For Weeks Under New Laws
July 19, 2022
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8:38Now PlayingTexas Woman FORCED To Suffer Miscarriage Pain For Weeks Under New Laws
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as posted by the channelA Texas woman, Marlena Stell, shares in a CNN interview how she was forced to carry the remains of a dead fetus after a miscarriage for weeks due to the new abortion laws in Texas following the Roe v. Wade trigger state moves. John Iadarola and Yasmin Khan break it down on The Damage Report.
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Texas woman shares story of carrying dead fetus due to antiabortion laws
"A Texas woman is opening up about how the state’s anti-abortion law, one that prompted other states to follow, forced her to carry a dead fetus for weeks.
Marlena Stell and her husband had a daughter, born in 2020, but were actively trying to have a second child. In a CNN interview, Stell said she was ecstatic when she learned that she was pregnant late last summer. An ultrasound nearly eight weeks into her pregnancy showed no complications, but that was not the case at a follow-up appointment just two weeks later.
“She said, ‘There is no heartbeat. There is no viable pregnancy,’” Stell told CNN’s Elizabeth Cohen. "
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