Comments by "The Outhwaite3" (@theouthwaite3385) on "spiked"
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@Wakeaholik can you elaborate on this restriction? what does a standard of 'good medical practice" mean?
there are no restrictions in terms of gestation (in other words, third trimester), no health of the mother restriction and no health of the fetus restriction.
"Other states, like Minnesota and Michigan, passed measures protecting access to abortion after Roe was overturned. In January 2023, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill that imposed no restrictions or gestational limits on abortion, and in November 2022, Michigan voters approved a constitutional amendment establishing an individual right to make decisions about abortion. Michigan’s amendment allows the state to regulate abortion once a fetus has reached a point of viability—typically between 24 and 26 weeks of pregnancy—with exceptions to protect the life, physical health, or mental health of the mother. However, the state has not acted on its right to regulate post-viability abortions, and abortions are currently permitted at any point in pregnancy."
regarding the number done, we can't know because the law requiring reporting of such abortions was done away with.
"The same 2023 Minnesota law also removed a previous requirement to report to the state the deaths of aborted unborn babies 20 weeks’ gestation and older and stopped state funding for pro-life pregnancy centers"
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