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Senator jd vance who opposed abortion. he wrote we loved our baby girl and would have done anything to keep her. ohio laws prevent grieving parents from the health care they need. kyle says he never received responses. spokesmen saying they plan to respond to kyle's e-mail. the law banning insurance paying for abortions was enacted before -- a grief counselor took this picture to help them remember her. >> i was in mental anguish because i love her. >> now, beth and kyle want other families who might be in this situation want others to know there are resources to help them get the health care ...

Baby! >> reporter: but then on january 4th kyle wrote in hir journal beth received bad test results. the doctors thought the baby had spina bifida. we are prepared to raise a child with any disabilities. but it wasn't spina bifida. most of star's organs were outside her body. doctors delivered the devastating news. it was fatal. >> she had something, it's very rare. most of her internal organs spilled out, and a hole in her abdomen and were impegsed in the placenta. >> reporter: kyle wrote in his journal the doctor's condition stated it was not compatible with her life and because of star's co...

An ohio couple on journey they would not wish on any other family. their unborn child was diagnosed with a deadly condition, would not survive. a mother's health was also in jeopardy but ohio's strict anti-abortion laws meant they could not get an abortion in their home state. elizabeth cohen is out front. >> reporter: it was a long road to pennsylvania where beth and kyle long said good-bye to their baby daughter, star. the road began in columbus, ohio, where beth and kyle met and married. excited to start a family they tried for more than four years spending more than $45,000 on fertility tr...

>> the bigger she gets the more complicated it was going to be so time was of the essence. >> reporter: but because of this ohio lawthy the longs couldn't move in a timely way. there's an exception for when the life of the mother is endanger, but beth's life wasn't in imminent danger and she says her insurance company refused to cover the procedure which would cost 20 to $30,000. a spokesman for her workplace which owns the insurance plan says they will continue to comply with the law while providing exceptional patient care. after three weeks the longs were finally able to schedule an abortio...

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