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There is nothing pro life about any of it. They are solely pro-my-way-is-the-only-way-fuck-everyone-else. This will be disastrous. I am a woman. I would never have an abortion, as it does not align with my personal morals. But to take the Hope – Ron DeSantis 2024 Classic T-Shirt But I will love this right away from other people is despicable. My morals or anyone else’s should not dictate what other people do with their bodies. Not all women have family to watch their baby while they work. Not all couples can afford daycare while they work. There are also so many people who should not be parents. Think of all the cases of horrific child abuse that have occurred in the past decade, such as Gabriel Hernandez. These numbers will skyrocket as women who can not afford to travel for an abortion will be stuck with a child they did not want.

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Long Post: Today is infant and pregnancy loss Remembrance Day and I wanted to share our story. I have lost two pregnancies and 3 babies. Last year, we lost twins at 15 weeks and three weeks ago I miscarried at 7 weeks. Last year, we had an appointment with the Hope – Ron DeSantis 2024 Classic T-Shirt But I will love this high-risk doctor at 14 weeks because baby A had a birth defect. We thought we were going to discuss a birth plan and pregnancy. I cannot express how off guard we were when the doctor came in and said they saw on the ultrasound that my cervix was almost gone, and we were on our way to losing the pregnancy. We just saw our babies dancing around on the ultrasound screen, we were finally feeling excited as we thought we were in the “safe zone” and now we going to lose them. We were sent home to ‘wait’. The next day we called various doctors and were able to get a referral to Brigham and Women’s to see how we could save the pregnancy. At that appointment, my cervix was now gone, and I was starting to dilate. A cerclage was basically not an option and if it were, because I was so early, it would have only gotten us to about 20 weeks. Miscarriage was inevitable. We were told If I miscarried twins naturally, I could be hospitalized as twins frequently do not miscarry at the same time, and the health of myself and future pregnancies were at risk. I was terrified at thought of having to go through that. We were sent home to decide what to do but it did not matter. That night I started cramping and bleeding. I called my doctor, and she was able to set up an emergency d and e the following morning. When I woke up after, I was so dizzy and was told I lost a lot of blood. The doctor told us they were both boys and we named them Aiden and Alexander. 2 weeks later the hospital bill came in, it was for $10,000 for an elective abortion and my insurance does not cover abortions. If it happened “naturally” it would have been covered under maternity care. The blow to the stomach seeing that was hard. I remember staring at the wall before crumbling into a ball on the couch. I remember thinking “how?” How could I have had an abortion? Abortions are for women who did not want their babies, right? We wanted our babies; we would have done anything to save them. I needed to come to terms with my complete ignorance around the term abortion. After losing the twins, I was constantly thinking if I did enough, did I do the right thing, am I a horrible person? Then I miscarried at 7 weeks naturally, not by choice. I was alone in a hospital room, waiting for (husband) to arrive, cramping and bleeding. It was so awful and uncomfortable for me to miscarry; I could not fathom having to do that at 15 weeks with twins. I share this because there are policy makers who want to get rid of a woman’s right to an abortion. If that were the case, I may not be here. It is not right to force a woman to be pregnant, to force a woman to go through a miscarriage. It is barbaric. You can not stream line pregnancy, abortion, miscarriage, no two women are the same. My decisions may not be the same as what other people would do, but it is my body, no one else should force their decision, their opinion upon me regarding my body. If you hear ignorant people talk about abortion, those who have an opinion and cast judgement please share my experience. You now know someone, someone who was incredibly ignorant before having to experience it. Thank you for reading this.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.