Unfortunately, most of those 1,886 babies not killed in Indiana probably died tragically in Illinois, Michigan, or Ohio.
I figure some did travel but how many times can they keep doing that? That costs money, is wear and tear on their car and them. Sooner or later they will either not have abortions or find other ways to not get pregnant recklessly.
I was at the pharmacy last night and I can’t believe what I saw as I was waiting for the lady to get my meds. I happen to look down at a end cap and there was birth control pills OTC. I ask the lady “when did this become OTC?” she said “oh we just got that”. I had her check the price it was $19.99 for a month supply Now I don’t know if minors may buy it I did not ask. I did say, thinking aloud “Well I don’t want to hear any more excuses for abortion not being legal if they are selling this OTC” the woman behind the counter gave me a painful look, I could tell she supported abortion.
BTW they also had a three month supply for sale but I have no idea who much it cost.
The rate of babies being born would reveal more about whether or not the abortion bans saved the lives of the unborn. I saw a study from 2023 that said over 30,000 more babies were born nationwide than expected.