[skr]

I don’t there’s a law banning an abortion for a critical medical situation in any state.

[liberalh8ter]

Bingo! From the Florida Statute 390.0111: (c)The fetus has not achieved viability under s. 390.01112 and two physicians certify in writing that, in reasonable medical judgment, the fetus has a fatal fetal abnormality.

FYI; 390.0112 is the reporting requirement to the State which carries a $200 fine for each non-reporting violation.

IOW, the Democrats, especially the depraved DWS have found their prop to keep the issue of abortion “access” front and center.

[lastchance]

Good point. So just how fatal was fatal?

[lastchance]

You are right. THis is from a Tallahassee Democrat article

“The only exceptions are if carrying the pregnancy to term would result in serious injury or death for the mother or if the fetus has a fatal abnormality.”

[Albion Wilde]

I don’t there’s a law banning an abortion for a critical medical situation in any state.

No; you can't abort an unborn child in states with an exception for the life of the mother.

Many times we've read stories posted here of babies whom doctors said would be born disabled, and the docs were wrong. Other families cherish the chance to hold and love a disabled baby before it dies. Truly heroic families raise disabled kids who live, and many of those kids probide great joy.

As another freeper posted above, at 44 years old, certainly she knew there were risks of a disabled baby, and she also knows very well where she lives. So just make the arrangements you need to make, lady; no need to inflict political drama. If you wanted a healthy child, maybe you could have started on your own spiritual, mental and physical health a lot earlier.