Later that spring, South Carolinaās Republican-controlled legislature passed a ban that prohibits providers from performing abortions after fetal cardiac activity can be detected, with some exceptions made for cases of rape, incest, or when the motherās life is in jeopardy.
What Caitlyn did next is a reminder of why a beloved former guest once said you should ānever pay the first bill.ā This episode of āAn Arm and a Legā is an extended version of the July installment of the āBill of the Monthā series, created in partnership with NPR.
āItās outrageous that the patients end up umpiring the decisions,ā said Elisabeth Ryden Benjamin, vice president of health initiatives at the Community Service Society of New York, an advocacy organization.
Now Bohn, who lives in Columbia, Missouri, works with medical and nursing schools around the country to change curricula and encourage doctors to ask people in mental health emergencies about their premenstrual symptoms and cycles.
