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The woman's story is yet another example of a Texan stuck in the gray space of the state’s abortion laws.
The woman wanted a surgical procedure to clear her uterus, but the doctor told her it wasn’t an option at the facility.
She and her husband raced to the hospital to get additional abortion care while she bled until she lost consciousness on her bathroom floor.
Doctors in Texas must now operate under three overlapping abortion bans.
Texas Supreme Court ruled against more than 20 women, including multiple OB-GYNs.
The Texas Medical Board is currently determining what rules to issue about how doctors should practice under the bans.
The DMN reviewed the case of a woman whose husband found her unconscious in their bathroom covered in her own blood.
The lawsuit argued that any woman with a medically complicated pregnancy, including a fatal fetal diagnosis, should be exempt from the state’s bans.
The Supreme Court said an injunction allowing such exemptions granted in a lower court “departed from the law as written without constitutional justification”.
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