An Austin woman and her husband is sharing their story and warning that Texas' abortion law is having devastating consequences for families like theirs.
Their daughter had what’s called an encephalocele, essentially a bubble-like structure on the skull, which meant the baby either wouldn’t survive the pregnancy, or would die painfully hours after being born."It’s a lot of grief. I also am very angry. I have a lot of anger towards what happened to me and what I was made to do," said Taylor. "You do feel like kind of like you did something shady on the black market—when you just got health care.
"Things are not black and white. There's gray area to everything, and they're hurting real people with this law, whether that was intended or not," said Taylor.The Center for Reproductive Rights says it is filing an unprecedented lawsuit on behalf of Texans harmed by the state’s abortion bans."I'm not an exception. Our story is not an exception.
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