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GREEN BAY, Wis. — The three women sitting around a table at a busy lunch spot share a grim camaraderie. It’s been more than a year since an 1849 law
One year after abortion was criminalized in Wisconsin, OB-GYNs are navigating what care they can provide pregnant women experiencing miscarriages and deadly pregnancies.
The law makes it a felony to perform an abortion at any stage of pregnancy, unless it would prevent the death of the pregnant person.
The three women sitting around a table at a busy lunch spot share a grim camaraderie. It's been more than a year since an 1849 law came back into force to criminalize abortion in Wisconsin.
From the front lines of Wisconsin’s abortion battle, obstetricians describe patients who cannot comprehend having to carry nonviable pregnancies. And only one pharmacist in town can be found who will fill prescriptions for abortion pills.