Pregnant woman who suffered an incomplete miscarriage was left to bleed for TEN DAYS but emergency room staff turned her away because of Wisconsin's outright ban on abortion

Daily Mail UK ^ | July 18, 2022 | Adam Solomons

[Morgana]

A woman having an incomplete miscarriage was refused help by doctors at her local emergency room as they felt they had to enforce Wisconsin's 1849 ban on abortions.

The unidentified woman bled for ten days after staff refused to remove the fetal tissue from her uterus.

They reportedly feared they would be in violation of the 170-year-old law, which came back into effect after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade.

Carley Zeal, a gynecologist at Mercyhealth Cancer Center in southern Wisconsin, gave her medication to expel the fetal tissue.

Because the medicine needed to end a miscarriage is similar to that used to end a pregnancy, doctors have said they are unsure whether to hand it out post-Roe.

Zeal told the Washington Post: 'It really delayed her care.

[Morgana]

This is what happens when people are just retarded (no offense to those with Trisomy 21)

[Antoninus]

Anyone who believes the narrative of this story is an idiot.

[wbarmy]

Complete and total BS. The laws continually have been shown to deal with selective abortions, not miscarriages or ectopic pregnancies. But abortion supporters know that low IQ people will not see the difference and do everything to confuse the issues.

Because politics trump life or saving a woman’s life, the abortion industry mill must be fed.

[Gene Eric]

Are you saying the medical community is incompetent?

[Sans-Culotte]

[ClearCase_guy]

Total BS. This narratives assumes that doctors have no idea how to do their job.

[for-q-clinton]

Complete rubbish or 100% idiot/leftists trying to make a point and making this poor woman suffer.

[Not A Snowbird]

I call BS.

[Flick Lives]

Not buying the media narrative.

[dangus]

If the “fetal tissue” is dead, how can it be a matter of a ban on abortion?

[Dr. Sivana]

There were similar cases in Wisconsin in 1972 where the mother was treated without incident. Somebody is lying, or using these cases (and this mother) to make a political play.

[Nifster]

That doc ought to lose their license

Not even the way the state law reads

[HereInTheHeartland]

I don’t believe it.
Propaganda.

[pierrem15]

Our Dr. Mengele medical community will make every woman with a pregnancy problem suffer as a means of extorting liberalization of abortion laws.

It's the same thing every time budgets are cut where state employees trot out some retarded kid in a wheelchair and tell us little Johnny will be put in a body bag by the curb unless they get a tax increase.

[Seruzawa]

Not buying this. The DM should go back to stories about the ghost of kiev.

[OpusatFR]

Who writes this stuff? An incomplete miscarriage is treated with a medically necessary D & C.

In every hospital, in every state, in every place.

[HollyB]

This doesn’t even make sense. If the woman was miscarrying, the fetus was no longer alive. It was not an abortion.

They know this. Why they responded like they did is a different conversation. I have an idea tho.

[ronniesgal]

if this happened this is truly bs.

[D Rider]

First, do no harm. Doctors unwilling to remove a dead baby for political purposes. Just disgusting.

[Harpotoo]

BS!