Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.'

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

No one is torturing women. There are 73 million abortions a year, that's 73 million people killed. On an average of EVERY YEAR. No one is torturing women.

 

[1srelluc]

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

 

[Rawley]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

Seems like Dr. Karson need to have her license revoked if she refuses to provide medical care to a woman who is hemorrhaging during a miscarriage.

 

[Rawley]

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Prolly the best way of avoiding the abortion conundrum.

 

[mudwhistle]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

Women should be afraid to get pregnant. That's why you use protection.
Obama thinks having children is "Punished with a baby".

You leftist seem to think that white people having babies is a bad thing.
But most of the abortions seem to be blacks.
Blacks have been depopulating themselves by either drug abuse, abortion or gun violence.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Abortion doesn't torture women, it tortures innocent babies.

 

[MarathonMike]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

Oh FFS Clayton, you aren't convincing anyone with this endless Trump bashing. Get a grip on life.

 

[marvin martian]

Seems like Dr. Karson need to have her license revoked if she refuses to provide medical care to a woman who is hemorrhaging during a miscarriage.

Yup, that's a crime in Texas.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Seems like Dr. Karson need to have her license revoked if she refuses to provide medical care to a woman who is hemorrhaging during a miscarriage.

But, if they let her die, that death can to used to attack pro lifers!

 

[mudwhistle]

Abortion doesn't torture women, it tortures innocent babies.

It can if it's done in an unsafe manner

 

[Harry Dresden]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

so is your bigotry....

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Too scared to get pregnant? Seriously in this day and age if you don't want to get pregnant personal responsibility will go far

 

[Independent thinker]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

They should be scared of getting pregnant. Abortion should not be used as a method of contraception. That's one of the problems with abortion. People just think they can have sex after sex after sex and, if they get pregnant, they can just get an abortion.

 

[jbrownson0831]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

facediaper your posts get worse and worse, so nonsensical and absurd.
Please breathe in some oxygen.

 

[Rogue AI]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

Talk about drama queen bullshit. Feeble attempts to create some emotional tripe because nothing Texas has done can be quantified in a way anyone would take it seriously. How pathetic.

 

[Frankenstein]

‘Dr. Damla Karsan lives in fear for her patients — and for all pregnant Texans.

The Houston OB-GYN has spent the last four years painfully navigating the state’s draconian abortion bans, oftentimes for patients who face severe complications. With vaguely defined exceptions for medical emergencies, the law has forced doctors to either delay or deny life-saving care out of worry they could face lawsuits or prison time for performing pregnancy termination.
[…]
Karsan has had other patients who were hemorrhaging during a miscarriage—just a few steps away from death—and still faced delayed care at the ER. Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant, while others have fled Texas in order to start their families safely. Her experiences mirror the flood of traumatic stories from other Texans and providers.

“These laws are torturing women, there’s no other way to put it,” Karsan told the Texas Observer in between deliveries from her practice just south of the Houston Medical Center. “It is absolutely horrible having to try to help patients get care when the state has barred us from using our best medical judgment.”’

Republican abortion laws are 'torturing women.' Can the GOP fix its own crisis?

Too late for many pregnant Texans, lawmakers might finally clarify exceptions to the state’s deadly bans—but advocates fear the current bills could also pose a new threat.

www.sacurrent.com

“Some of her patients are too scared to even get pregnant…”

Talk about unintended consequences, the stupidity of Republicans is remarkable.

And Democrat Pro Murder laws, are torturing babies in the womb, and killing them