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8:29Now PlayingBecause of Georgia's restrictive reproductive laws, families and healthcare workers are now facing a dangerous new reality. Our team traveled to Georgia to hear their stories.
We met Olamma Oparah, who shared her painful experience of being denied healthcare during a traumatic miscarriage. Shanette Williams—the mother of Amber Nicole Thurman, the first woman to pass away in Georgia due to the state’s six-week abortion ban—shared her story. And we spoke with Dr. Zuri Hemphill-Bryant, an Atlanta-based OB-GYN, who provided insight into how barriers to reproductive care are threatening women, especially in the South.
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