In absence of Roe v. Wade, an abortion doctor dwells on all the patients she does not see

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Last year, just a few months after the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade ended the constitutional right to abortion in the United States, Christine Henneberg published a memoir on two simultaneous life-defining experiences: carrying her first pregnancy during her first year performing abortions.
48% : Particularly medication abortion, but also first-trimester aspiration abortions.
44% :I think one positive thing -- though it may be frustrating to many of us who have been aware of this -- is a recognition that abortion, in 99% of procedures, is not that technically complicated.
44% : I actually want people to be less "careful" when they talk about abortion and lean more toward frankness and honesty.
42% : But I think what I also try to talk more about these days is not just being intentional or "careful" around speaking about abortion, but being honest.
41% : So many people have been so careful to either not talk about abortion, or that when you talk about it you have to use these very special words, and you can't use other certain words, and you think, "I'm not really sure what those words are, so I better just not talk about it."
40% : I think I didn't have a lot of strong feelings about abortion, perhaps because I had not encountered it personally, or the need for one personally.

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