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everything has passed naturally. i am nervous. everything has passed naturally. iam nervous. iwant this to be over.— this to be over. desperate, alison drove _ this to be over. desperate, alison drove several- this to be over. desperate, alison drove several hours| this to be over. desperate, l alison drove several hours to get help from another clinic in tuscaloosa. once one of alabama is only abortion providers, since roe was overturned it is now a nonprofit reproductive health services which promises to offer interventions for non—viable pregnancies so if alison had come here first you would have had that option. i am medical director of the west alabama women centre. it is something i have said happen where people who should have been helped were not unfortunately find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens, whether thatis irreversible happens, whether
this lawyer moved here to defend inmates on death roe. i am allison morbid. i live and work in alabama with my partner steph at our father of two dogs, three cats and chickens. i think living in alabama is challenging. living in alabama is a clear woman is doubly challenging.— challenging. for 50 years pregnant _ challenging. for 50 years pregnant women - challenging. for 50 years pregnant women in - challenging. for 50 years pregnant women in the i challenging. for 50 years | pregnant women in the us challenging. for 50 years - pregnant women in the us had the right to an abortion during the right to an abortion during the first three months —— queen the first three months —— queer. alabama had been blocked from urbanity terminations until last summer. when the us supreme court reversed the roe v wade ruling and lawmakers in individual states were headed the power to decide. the procedure is now illegal here unless there is a serious risk to the mother with no exceptions for rape or incest. in january, alison found exceptions for rape or incest. injanuary, alison found out she was pregnant. i in january, alison found out she was pregnant.—
for millions, this new direction is the right one, a lifesaver, and they won't rest until there is a nationwide ban. ., , . ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog- _ ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog- we _ ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog. we are _ ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog. we are finishing - ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog. we are finishing our| bad dog. we are finishing our 'ourne bad dog. we are finishing our journey where _ bad dog. we are finishing our journey where we _ bad dog. we are finishing our journey where we started, i bad dog. we are finishing our i journey where we started, with alison. g journey where we started, with alison. �* .., , journey where we started, with alison. �* , ., journey where we started, with alison. ~ , ., ., ., alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, _ alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, so _ alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, so i'm - alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, so i'm about i tested positive, so i'm about six weeks pregnant right now. and how do you feel? it doesn't feel real yet- — and how do you feel? it doesn't feel realyet. luckily, _ and how do you feel? it doesn't feel real yet. luckily, i - and how do you feel? it doesn't feel realyet. luckily, i have - feel real yet. luckily, i have the means that if i needed to go out of state, that would be an option, but i am worried about criminality, even if you go out of state or do something that you need to for your body, there is conspiracy and other charges that can be brought against you and of course, i'm scared but, more than anything, i'm just, scared but, more than anything, i'mjust, like, really, really hopeful.
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in montgomery, alabama with my partner steph and our farm of two dogs, three cats and two chickens. alison found out she was pregnant in january. but on valentine's day, her worst fears came true. i went to the bathroom and when i wiped i saw blood. and so i called my 0bgyn. she showed us the ultra—scan photo and she just told me, "there is nothing we can do. this is a pregnancy that is not going to make it." and she got kind of choked up, actually, and she kept saying, "i wish there was more i could do for you." and in that moment, i did not know what that meant. i thought she just was, like, giving condolences. doctors in alabama who perform an abortion which isn't deemed to be life—saving risk up to 99 years in prison. while miscarriage treatment
is not part of the ban, pro—choice advocates say the way the law is written makes it challenging for health workers to provide care without endangering their licence. alison's doctor could have offered her abortion medication, which speeds up the miscarriage process. instead she was forced to wait for it to happen naturally. it has been... ..one of the worst weeks of my life. just kind of feeling like i am in purgatory. i have lost a fair amount of tissue and blood in the last week, so i am hoping that everything has passed naturally. i'm nervous. i want this to be over. desperate, alison drove several hours to get help from another clinic in tuscaloosa. once one of alabama's
sister. giving her an appreciation for what she and her wife have built. >> so rewarding to know that there are 30 some people here who have our backs. >> i find that refreshing, that we all can say, yeah, we're going to die, there's going to be people who get sick. these things are going to happen. but we also find that we are really good at taking care of each other. >> every voice is heard. >> neighbors gather together to discuss shared values, organize events and talk about elder care. >> we want to see each other grow and thrive and develop in this community. so caretaking becomes essential. >> alison started a business as an aging advisor, after running senior living facilities. she says the most important step for older adults is to develop a care plan before they need one. >> a lot of people don't think about that in between time, between retirement and actually needing services. there's a really big piece
was a lady called abbie who was with us at the time and my mum, who was 80, came in to help. tiffany, neil, we did this as a team together for the first six or eight months, because we had to. the loneliness, i had to show a brave front at all times because my colleagues need did that. and i sometimes used to cry in the flat. i was to go for a walk around the block. i may not have been allowed to, but we live in a countrified area, so after a few weeks, i was going a bit stir crazy, sized to go out late at night. stir cra is a sized to go out late at night. stir crazy is a good phrase for what a lot of people felt at the time. we had some lot of people felt at the time. - had some people who were poorly, so we decided we could divide the house into sections. alison looked after