Comments by "Lorri Lewis" (@lorrilewis2178) on "" video.

@kommisar. Are you a man? Most miscarriages happen on the toilet and are flushed. This one was slightly too large, but she didn't know that because she doesn't have x-ray eyes to see through all the blood. Furthermore, THERE IS NO LAW that tells women what to do with a miscarried fetus. No law was broken.
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@user-gu6vf3je1d Where are you getting that she has multiple children? I've read a lot about this case and not one article said that. Also, she was in the hospital for 11 hours the first time and then 8 hours the second time, with no one explaining anything to her except that the fetus was not viable. How long was she supposed to wait?
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@Marieq From the articles I read, the toilet was full of blood and feces. She took a bucket and tried to scoop out as much as she could and put it outside. Being told the baby was nonviable, who would want to look at that? And she was in shock. She had not yet told her mom that she was pregnant and she had a hair appointment. She didn't want her mother to think anything was wrong and obviously she needed a shower after that, so she took one. She then went to her hair appointment and the hair dresser saw immediately that she wasn't okay. She then went to the same hospital she'd been at repeatedly and told them what happened. The nurse asked about the baby and she said it was in the bucket. She probably thought it was. She had retained the placenta, so they had to deal with that. After the nurse called the cops, they went to her house to see if they could find a baby. They retrieved the bucket full of blood and feces and the toilet was full of blood. One of them put his hand in the toilet and could just get a hold of a tiny foot. So, they tore her toilet off the wall and took it with them. When they broke it apart, they found the baby lodged inside. It had died prior to the miscarriage according to the autopsy - as predicted by her doctors.
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@hadley407 Considering she was at risk of sepsis, the long wait was unforgivable.
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Oh, there was a male legislator in one state who questioned why there was an exception for ectopic pregnancies in the abortion ban they were in the process of writing. He said ectopic pregnancies had just as much rights as any other. :face-blue-wide-eyes: Imagine having the audacity to not bother reading up on what you're legislating.
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