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    Roe v Wade: Suffering strives from US Abortion Laws

    Roe v Wade: Suffering strives from US Abortion Laws

    One year after the landmark ruling that overturned Roe v Wade, the lives of American women are being profoundly impacted by restrictive abortion laws. Two women, Deborah Dorbert and Mayron Hollis, bravely share their emotional stories, shedding light on the devastating consequences of limited access to abortion healthcare.

    Protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court in droves to protest the abortion ruling
    Photo: AP

    Deborah Dorbert, a resident of Lakeland, Florida, cherishes four grainy ultrasound images of her unborn baby. However, at 23 weeks into her pregnancy, a routine ultrasound revealed a fatal foetal abnormality known as Potter Syndrome. Devastated, Deborah and her husband, Lee, decided to opt for an abortion to spare their unborn child from suffering.

    Unfortunately, due to Florida's ban on abortions after 15 weeks, doctors were hesitant to perform the procedure, fearing legal repercussions. Deborah was forced to continue her pregnancy for over three months, experiencing immense anxiety and depression. Baby Milo, born at full term, tragically lived for only 93 minutes.

    Deborah and Lee Dorbert with their baby Milo, who lived for just 93 minutes
    Photo: Sky News

    Since the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v Wade, a complex web of abortion laws has emerged across the United States. Presently, 20 states have implemented restrictions, while 14 states have effectively banned nearly all abortions. In contrast, states like New York and California have positioned themselves as "safe havens" for women seeking abortion healthcare. This fragmented legal landscape reflects the contentious nature of reproductive rights and is likely to be a significant issue in the upcoming 2024 presidential election.

    Photo: Guttmacher Institute

    Mayron Hollis, a resident of Clarksville, Tennessee, faced a life-threatening situation during her pregnancy. Due to an embryo implanting in her previous caesarean scar, her doctors warned that continuing the pregnancy posed a severe risk of uterine rupture. While initially wrestling with the decision, Mayron and her husband ultimately chose to follow medical advice and have an abortion.

    However, a trigger law banning all abortions had recently gone into effect in Tennessee. Mayron's doctors refused to perform the procedure, leaving her no choice but to continue with the pregnancy. At 26 weeks, she began bleeding internally, leading to an emergency hysterectomy that saved her life but left her unable to carry a child in the future.

    Roe v Wade: US abortion rights a year on
    Photo: Sky News

    Deborah and Mayron's stories serve as powerful reminders of the dire consequences of restricting access to abortion healthcare. While some advocates of anti-abortion laws may view cases like Mayron's as a victory, doctors and activists argue that the bar should be set much higher: protecting women's lives and their right to choose. Recent polling shows that support for early-stage abortions has reached a record high since Roe v Wade was overturned. Additionally, ongoing legal battles, such as the controversy surrounding the abortion pill mifepristone, continue to shape the landscape of abortion access in the country.

    As the impact of the new abortion laws unfolds, the personal stories of Deborah Dorbert and Mayron Hollis shed light on the heart-wrenching reality faced by women across America. 

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