Tennessee Faces Legal Battles Over Abortion Restrictions

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K Monica Kelly, a Tennessee woman, was denied an abortion in her state after discovering severe fetal abnormalities, leading her to drive to Florida for the procedure. She has since joined a lawsuit challenging Tennessee's strict abortion ban, which has left many women unable to access necessary healthcare. The lawsuit aims to expand legal protections for abortion providers and allow them to use their "good faith medical judgment" to perform abortions in critical or emergent physical medical conditions. Kelly, now pregnant again, fears the restrictive laws in Tennessee and hopes to make a difference for women's rights through the lawsuit.
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- ‘I wasn’t allowed to get the healthcare I needed’: the women suing Tennessee for being denied abortions The Guardian
- Tenn. lawmaker tries to loosen an abortion law he helped pass NPR
- Rapes, high infant mortality, high maternal mortality -- and a measure lacking in compassion – Tennessee Lookout Tennessee Lookout
- Tennessee could criminalize adults who help teens get abortions WPLN
- Senate Bill could imprison someone who helps a minor get an abortion for "trafficking" KTUL
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