> tragic, but nothing about the story as presented tells me any law about abortion has anything to do with shit. it's just purely logical. she was having a miscarriage saw 3 doctors they did nothing and she died. that's a hell of a lot of medical malpractice or the doctors were scared to do anything brash.  > the second saw some weird shit but confirmed the life of the infant and thought she was clear to go sure. they don't want to mess with it.  she's wanting to have the baby anyways.  so they just shooed her off.  wouldn't you?  if you weren't sure if you were going to prison or not for helping her or removing the baby?  yea. i've already stated the law in texas says that only if there is an immediate danger remove the baby.  that's hard to tell. i guess she'd have to be convulsing and dying in front of them instead of later.  it should state significant potential risk. not immediate threat. words are important. that gives doctors a lot more leeway.
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