Two abortion decisions are up for determination in the U. S. and Florida Supreme Courts.

At the federal level, should abortion pills be prescribed and administered by a doctor, or should they be available for order online, via mail-order houses, or at pharmacies without doctor supervision?

I say no, as 1 in 25 women taking abortion pills must go to a hospital for emergency care.  Hemorrhaging, fetal remains, and stillborn complications are prevalent.

In Florida, doctors must approve and distribute abortion pills in person from their offices.

Meanwhile, it is my hope tomorrow that the Florida Supreme Court will rule to disapprove the citizen's constitutional abortion amendment language that, if approved by voters in November, would allow abortions up to the moment of birth, defying decades-long legislation to minimize abortions.

Two abortion decisions are up for determination in the U. S. and Florida Supreme Courts.
At the federal level, should abortion pills be prescribed and administered by a doctor, or should they be available for order online, via mail-order houses, or at pharmacies without doctor supervision?
I say no, as 1 in 25 women taking abortion pills must go to a hospital for emergency care.  Hemorrhaging, fetal remains, and stillborn complications are prevalent.
In Florida, doctors must approve and distribute abortion pills in person from their offices.
Meanwhile, it is my hope tomorrow that the Florida Supreme Court will rule to disapprove the citizen's constitutional abortion amendment language that, if approved by voters in November, would allow abortions up to the moment of birth, defying decades-long legislation to minimize abortions.

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