Christine Taylor is a Iowa woman with two already-born children and one still unborn. Although the charges were dropped, she was accused of attempting feticide after she fell down the stairs. An example of how laws supposedly intended for fetal protection can backfire and criminalize women in difficult situations.
Taylor and her children are under a great deal of stress and have very limited support resources. She was recently a robbery victim. A local childbirth advocate and midwifery advocate is gathering donations to help the family.
Please help if you can!
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And yet if someone suggested that all pregnant women should have the right to live in a bungalow if they so chose, I bet that law wouldn't get passed. Do you even have bungalows in the US?
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