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In reply to the discussion: A hospital in Central Texas told a physician not to treat an ectopic pregnancy - until it ruptured [View all]Freddie
(10,050 posts)10. Women with wanted pregnancies
I know this is impossible, but there should be sanctuaries where they can live in free states during the pregnancy and birth so they can get proper care if something goes wrong.
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A hospital in Central Texas told a physician not to treat an ectopic pregnancy - until it ruptured [View all]
RandySF
Jul 2022
OP
I'm so happy she was able to get the proper treatment. For the life of me I don't
Vinca
Jul 2022
#60
Knowingly allowing harm to a patient breaks their hippocratic oath to "first, do no harm."
ancianita
Jul 2022
#12
Texas medical advice -- "the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
70sEraVet
Jul 2022
#15
Rep. Todd Akin back in 2012, trying to convince us that pregnancy from rape never happens.
70sEraVet
Jul 2022
#21
There is nothing in Science that shows that. These politicians are killing women.
True Blue American
Jul 2022
#35
Politicians and religious extremists are killing the patients. It's called murder.
bucolic_frolic
Jul 2022
#23
This is insanity. I see a class action lawsuit brewing. Hope no one dies in the meantime.
Joinfortmill
Jul 2022
#25
It's been a long time since hospitals cared more for their patients than their profits.
jaxexpat
Jul 2022
#27
Coming from a mixed religious background of Catholic and Jewish ancestors, even my
Ziggysmom
Jul 2022
#32
Hospitals need to be identified. Along with specific names of higher ups.
LiberalFighter
Jul 2022
#43