Josseli Barnica, was denied the immediate emergency medical care she needed when she went to the hospital experiencing a miscarriage. The delay in care cost Josseli her life.
After arriving at the hospital she was told that, “They had to wait until there was no heartbeat, It would be a crime to give her an abortion.”
Josseli was forced to suffer for 40 hours before she was given necessary medical care, at which point she had developed an infection which she would not survive.
Josseli died because she was denied prompt emergency medical care. She should have been given an immediate abortion, but instead she was denied such care because of the unethical laws which deny women life saving care in Texas.
H/T @bluethunderpaws @risaruart@mgilles_2000
You’d think if you had body cam footage of someone murdering a US service member in their own home it’d be an open and shut case, but I guess fucking not.
Hey, let’s solve two problems at once. We should start a camp in the desert for juvenile delinquents and make them dig holes every single day in the hot sun to build character. They’ll become upstanding citizens and we’ll help save the planet!