The way cases collide can make all the difference. Just look at all the rulings on crisis pregnancy centers that preceded Dobbs.
, a weeklong series on the legal press and the most explosive Supreme Court in generations: how we cover it, how we’ve failed, and how we can do better.birthday, Ray walked into a crisis pregnancy center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. His boss had recommended it. Ray, a trans man who had recently aged out of the foster care system, had gotten a positive on a pregnancy test and wanted confirmation. At the center, a woman invited him into a backroom.
Two days later, Ray began to experience excruciating pain. He raced to the hospital, which quickly determined that he had a ruptured ectopic pregnancy. The doctors immediately sent him into emergency surgery, which was followed by blood transfusions. They saved his life, but removed his left fallopian tube in the process. Had he waited five more minutes to go to the ER, the doctors told him, he probably would have died.
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