[Morgana]

Or they could have just carried the child to term. Told the doctor or charge nurse in the hospital that they wanted to leave the baby there under the Safe Haven or Baby Moses laws in that state. Signed the discharge papers and went home to her cat, comfort food and slippers.

Being that she just had a baby she would still qualify for maternity leave from work and under the law her employer would have to give it to her.

Her baby would be adopted in less than 24 hours and she would be on with her life.

How hard was that?

[Morgana]

So sorry forgot the link to this hot mess

https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/p/traveling-for-abortions-the-untold

[rktman]

Nevada has had it in the Nevada Revised Statutes since the early 90’s up to 26 weeks or later per doctor. Clean out your wallet and uterus all in one trip. And, no, it is not going to be changed. 🤔

[Tell It Right]

This article undoes so many repeated statements by the left.

It takes a lot of cash—plane tickets, rental car, hotel rooms, food, and procedure. This adds up to about $10,000-$30,000. As you can imagine, many people can’t afford this, and often, insurance doesn’t cover it.
Bull! The left has told us over and over and over and the economy is totally awesome dude under Biden! /sarc

Half of all abortion seekers live below the Federal Poverty Level—an income of less than $13k/year.
* This is especially true for adolescents and teens (who make up a big number of later abortion patients), undocumented people, and parents.
I wish I had a dollah for every time the left assured us that many middle-aged married women are getting abortions too. Abortion isn't just a thing for teenage party animals and such.

Your partner can’t be there to support you during labor, like hold your hand, or coach you through pain.
And we've been told over and over and over and over that women can be independent and ain't got no need for nobody.

The journey may include carrying the baby’s ashes on an airplane. This requires holding back a flood of emotions in public—exhaustion, grief, anxiety, pain, a strong desire for privacy.
Hell is freezing over! They called it a baby!

[lula]

Not hard at all except Planned Butcherhood would not be able to make money on the parts. This is so sickening its beyond understanding. All they need to do is use contraception, but no it’s easier to kill and be rid of the “burden”.
Lord help us!!!

[Menehune56]

The journey may include carrying the baby’s ashes on an airplane. This requires holding back a flood of emotions in public—exhaustion, grief, anxiety, pain, a strong desire for privacy.

I highly doubt anyone can be forced to transport the baby's ashes on an airplane.

[Laslo Fripp]

All things to consider before getting laid.

[No name given]

Exactly! It wasn’t very hard at all!

[Honorary Serb]

.....The Brigid Alliance supports people who are traveling for abortions at 15+ weeks......

St. Brigid does NOT approve!!!!

https://www.oca.org/saints/lives/2022/02/01/100406-venerable-brigid-bridget-of-ireland