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You love so much, we didnt know if she was going to live or die. >> reporter: the mifepristone lawsuit is still winding its way through the legal system toward the supreme court. depending upon how judges rule, americans could lose access to the drug nationwide. in a statement to cnn, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, an antiabortion obstetrician says there has been standard of care for decades. in fact, mizeprostel is not approved on its own for miscarriage. >> any of us that care for women...

"I’ve seen God pull through for others but I had never thought I’d one day share the same sentiments when it comes to such after so much hardship."

100-some-odd-degree fever, theres nothing i could do about it, so that feeling of helplessness, especially when its somebody that you love so much. we didnt know if she was going to live or die. >> reporter: the mifepristone lawsuit is still winding its way through the legal system towards the supreme court. depending upon how judges rule, americans could lose access to the drug nationwide. in a statement to cnn, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, an anti-abortion obstetrician, seeking to tak...

Coverage of fertility treatments remains hard to find in many corners of health insurance even as it grows briskly with big employers that see it as a must-have benefit to

Not only is the safer than viagra, penicillin, or over the counter medications, stephanie, like tylenol or ibuprofen, it safer than giving birth in the united states, which is really kind of stunning when you think about that. and its been used even a decade longer in other countries. so, we have about four decades of use around the globe. and that should tell you something. >> well, can you remind our audience, dr. patel, what is at stake when and if it is not available? >> so, its not just eve...

Who have ectopic pregnancies and have miscarriages and dont -- cant get treatment throughout the south. look how far you have to drive if youre in florida or mississippi or texas. this is like the old free states and slave states at this point. and i dont know what we do right now for the women in this region. >> its losing north carolina is devastating. its important for folks to understand a ban is a ban. right? a 12-week ban is devastating and dangerous. we have a lot of challenges with acces...

Deegan won the mayors race in jacksonville. which had been the largest city in the united states with a republican mayor. also last night, outside of philadelphia, democrat heather boyd beat republican katie ford in a special election for a pennsylvania state house seat. allowing democrats to keep control of that chamber. in colorado springs, independent candidate yemi won the mayoral race against republican wayne williams. the result was a blow to republicans whose dear leader won el paso c...

In the taliban taking over in the 1990ed, people are like, yes, they would be great. theyre anti-corruption and found out what they really are. they want total religious control over that population. republicans are behaving the same way. just going through a couple of these things, in alabama, and louisiana, so in alabama a new bill would make it possible to charge women who undergo abortions with murder. in louisiana, the legislatures criminal justice committee opted not to clarify that miscar...

A woman has sparked widespread debate this week after asking whether it was okay to request that her friend return a baby shower gift after she had a miscarriage. 

We need to normalise talking about pregnancy losses. In popular media, we would often see someone have sex just once, and then they get pregnant, and the next thing you know is that they had a perfectly healthy, happy baby.