I’m a board-certified OB-GYN currently practicing in Texas. I have been practicing for over 30 years and I have delivered over 5,000 babies.

Allow me to shed some light on the harmful lies coming from the pro-abortion lobby.
1/9 After Texas enacted its pro-life law, the quality medical care I provide did not change nor has the law prevented me from caring for my patients.

This is true even in cases of pregnancy emergencies.
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Sometimes pro-abortion journalists inadvertently confirm points that pro-life advocates have been making for years.

Surprisingly, @CAKitchener from the @WashingtonPost painted a stark picture of the traumatizing reality of abortion drugs.

🧵 One woman, Angel, wanted to talk to a doctor but had been given the pills without medical supervision. After taking the pills, her body was “racked by some of the worst pain she could remember.”

Tuesday, I was able to enter the Supreme Court to hear oral arguments on the FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine lawsuit.

Disconcertingly, my name came up several times in the discussion.
1/🧵 I submitted two declarations detailing my experiences in ERs caring for women harmed by abortion drugs.

I was also involved in the research included in three amicus briefs, and I am an author in several peer-reviewed studies cited in the briefs.
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In 30 years, I’ve delivered > 5,000 babies.

The way I practice has not changed in the past year.

A new poll claims abortion limits have reduced OBGYNs’ ability to care for patients.

How @washingtonpost gets it wrong ⬇️.


1/9washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/… First, we don’t know how the doctors surveyed were identified or whether they are representative of most OBGYNs.

It’s important to remember that ~90% of OBGYNs do not perform elective abortions.

2/9pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29174883/