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Out of it i'd say six months ago. and then i can't afford birth control, so i try to prevent it. when you try, it doesn't always work out. so it's hard to deal with toddlers especially when i'm tired and i have to work and clean the house. it's a lot and i feel like people just don't understand that. it's not like i want to. because i now want more kids, it's just not -- sometimes it's just the timing. >> i'm in louisiana. i don't know if somebody going to follow me to the hotel and be, like, you know, you wrong for this. you know? it can be -- >> scary. >> scary, yeah. like i said, i'm by mys...

Workers say many will be forced to close. trymaine lee spoke with martha sad ler with the well women's health clinic in fort worth about her final hours on the job before sb 8 became reality. >> with a very small staff, but a very mighty staff and that doctor and myself, we were able to complete 67 procedures that day. and actually see over 50 follow-up appointments of patients who had previously done the medication abortion but wanted to come in and ensure the abortion had worked but they were going to have to continue with those pregnancies. and so we saw our last patient that day at 11:56 p...

And then they have to come to louisiana, right, to get the support they need, to seek out abortion services, to have to leave their kids at home, to take time off work, time they don't necessarily have because they need they that money to feed their children. it's really an untenable situation in the state of texas. you spoke to michelle goodwin a law professor at uv -- uv irvine. >> we have all those issues that women who can't have access, but fugitive slave act allowed white citizens to track down and surveil black people for a bounty. the enforcement mechanism with sb 8 is, anyone who gets...

Opportunities to consider enforcement challenges to these statutes. they say abortion isn't a constitutional right. it is a court invented right that may not even have a majority of support on the current supreme court. and they say states don't violate the constitution by undermining a, quote, right, end quote, that is nowhere to be found in that document and exists only as a concoction of judges who want to impose their ideology on the nation. so basically the state is saying that it passed sb-8 but has no text all support of the constitution, that is the most controversial decision from the...

Serving folks beyond six weeks. >> talk about the money that your organization is now having to put up. how it's increased obviously since september 1st when sb-8 was first enacted. how prices have gone up across the board not only for receiving abortion services but surrounding the travel and the needs of these women. >> yeah. so prior to sba and prior to september 1st, we were spending close to 30 $0 on traveling in texas and about $800 on texasen the d texans leaving texas. we spent average $100 on per client. and that's because they left the state. that includes hotels, gas, flights, buses...