Some states will ban abortion, many won't. Women will go across state lines. I don't see this as a solution.
I'm not saying its the solution, but its how the country operated from the begining up until roe vs wade came along.
Though Thompson, during senate, voted for every single abortion restriction that came up for vote. In one of those weird twists of irony, if roe vs wade is overturned, there can be no national ban of abortion, and all the restrictions probably go pop too, at the same time, about 3 quaters of the country have existing laws banning abortion already on the books from before 1973.
To go further, the only solution would be a anti-abortion amendment to the constitution, and there has never been enough momentum for it.
Well then you need to address your concerns to Congress and to your State Legislature. Fred proposes to do all that the Constitution authorizes the President to do. The rest is up to others under our Constitution.