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One Year After Roe How the Center for Pregnancy Choices Metro Area is Strategically Addressing the Demand for Abortion Imagine, for a second, there is a young woman born and raised in Mississippi who has all the odds stacked against her; it’s been that way her whole life. She grew up in poverty, watching her parents battle addiction. She’s trying to get out on her own, but her housing situation is not stable or safe right now. She’s barely able to support herself financially. She’s in an on-and-off-again relationship, and he doesn’t always treat her very well. She doesn’t know what it’s like to be treated well because she doesn’t know that she has value, dignity, and worth. One night, this young woman finds out she is pregnant. Staring at a positive pregnancy test, she feels so isolated and overwhelmed. Where is she supposed to turn now? The only thing she can think of is that she wants the problem to go away. If she has an abortion, she thinks the shame and fear will go away, too. Abortion is not available at a physical location in Mississippi anymore. She knows that she can’t afford to travel out of state to an abortion clinic, so she decides that she will try to self-manage her abortion by purchasing abortion pills online. In seeking abortion care online, she is told: Purchasing abortion pills online, often from another country, is 100% safe with no risks. There is no risk of mental illness or emotional turmoil after an abortion. If you do experience complications, please report that you are having a miscarriage to ER staff and other healthcare professionals. What she does not know is that the risks associated with the abortion pill are uterine rupture, hemorrhage, extreme cramping and bleeding, incomplete abortion, and severe infection. She doesn’t know that these risks increase with the weeks of her pregnancy. She doesn’t know that it is unsafe to self-manage her abortion with no emotional or physical support. 70 70 • • JULY JUNE 2023
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