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Idaho's Anti-Abortion Laws Cause 19-Day Miscarriage For Woman
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7:04Now PlayingAn Idaho woman shared her horrifying experience going through a 19daylong miscarriage, in which the state’s restrictive antiabortion laws prevented her from getting care. Jayar Jackson and Jackson White break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"An Idaho woman who documented her 19-day miscarriage on social media said it was days before she could receive care due to the state's strict abortion laws.
Carmen Broesder, 35, from Nampa -- 20 miles west of Boise -- a mother-of-one was just six weeks pregnant when she began miscarrying on Dec. 8. However, she said it took eight days before she was given any medicine to manage her pain and to expel embryonic tissue, and several more days for the miscarriage to end."
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