Robin MartyOvjeren akaunt

Weird - at the clinic I used to work out women could see it if they wanted to. We didn't need a law.

The clinic I worked at permitted this. It was a routine question we asked in counseling. Why does this need to be a law?

At least in Colorado, you can already see fetal tissue post abortion. Someone asks about once a week. It provides closure for some.

Let? I had a friend insist, over the objection of the nurses, to see her 26 week fetus she aborted in the hospital due to a serious genetic issue. This was 30 years ago. It made the term incompatible with life very clear to her and helped her begin to process her grief.

“Let”?

I had a D&C for a missed miscarriage - so just like an abortion only without the sense of relief. There was nothing I wanted to see after that procedure and I had wanted to be pregnant.

Most hospitals won’t release a placenta to the the mother, an organ that kept the baby alive the whole time, because it’s “medical waste”, but yeah, whatever she has no desire to see - let’s MAKE her look at it. I mean - how is it gonna be enforced? If it even passes.