Texas abortion doctor, 83, reveals how
he performed 67 terminations on
final evening before state’s new
law came into effect
Posted By: Imright, 9/17/2021 2:46:23 AM
An 83-year old abortion provider in Texas described his experience performing 67 terminations as the clock ticked on the eve of the state’s ban on abortions after six weeks.Jasbir Ahluwalia, an ob-gyn at Whole Woman’s Health Clinic in Forth Worth, recalled the dramatic shift between working at breakneck speed to treat an influx of patients one night to coming back to see an empty office the next morning on September 1, when the law went into effect.‘Nobody cared for their own welfare,’ he said in an interview with Vice. ‘The workers—they want to take care of the patients.
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Biden Tried Crippling Florida 37 replies
DIRECT From Manufacturer After
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