The woman filed a lawsuit against the Illinois abortion clinic on Friday after endured severe and dangerous complications that allegedly failed a late abortion, which was allegedly claimed to have left half of the baby that died in her womb.
A woman called Jane Daw in the legal complaint is suing Keith Leessinger Kindle and Dr. Equity Clinic after experiencing severe complications from a 22-week abortion at the clinic, the lawsuit alleges. Illinois, home to the clinic, takes pride in being an “island for reproductive justice” and has significantly expanded abortion access while still limited. Safety regulations.
Plaintiff’s lawyer, Richard Craig, confirmed with the Daily Call News Foundation that complications that had suffered from abortion could be life-threatening if left untreated.
During the abortion that occurred on April 2, 2023, no medication was given to end the fetal lifespan before the aspiration procedure began, the lawsuit said.
“People who are doing this have the option of tearing this baby part apart while they are alive or administering it to digoxin. It will stop the fetal heart and then the baby’s death will occur before it is released,” Craig told DCNF. “There was no management of pain relief or other things. A 22-year-old child. [weeks of pregnancy]it’s just a scientific fact, and those kids feel pain. ”
The next day, DOE called the clinic twice to report intense cramps and pressure, and reported “difficult to breathe.” According to the lawsuit, she was advised to take over-the-counter painkillers and laxatives. The patient contacted the clinic again the following day, April 4th, with the same symptoms and was later admitted to an Indiana hospital.
The hospital found that the woman had “half of a dead, ready-made human being” remaining in the uterus and “fragments of the fetal skull that cling to the patient’s intestines.” The patient’s uterus was also perforated.
According to the lawsuit, Reisinger-Kindle allegedly refused to answer questions or provide hospital staff with information about the original abortion when contacted on April 5th.
The lawsuit denies Reisinger-Kindle and the equity clinic for the effects of medical negligence and emotional distress.
The patient also accused Risingzer Kindle of intentionally infringing emotional distress on the phone for a call shared on April 5th of the two asking if her baby was a boy or a girl, and responded by saying that doctors know that the fetal body has already been discarded and saying they “check it again,” saying the lawsuit “cannot stand cooperation.”
“She regrets that, and I think the moment she wanted to know if she had a boy or a girl, she was settled,” Craig informed DCNF.
At Wyoming’s last abortion clinic at Well Spring Center, Wyoming, the examination room is empty in Casper, Wyoming. (Photo: Natalie Bering/Getty Images)
Expert testimony provided for a lawsuit by a Board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist was provided for a lawsuit with experience with late abortion.
“It was emotionally awful [the patient]and I think that part of that emotional injury starts from that way. [Reisinger-Kindle] Craig told DCNF. That part of her life may be over. And there’s that emotional injury, but the sober nature he treated her afterwards makes me think he never had her.
Equity Clinic Website It claims that the clinic offers up to 24 weeks of pregnancy and late abortion until same day appointment. It also hosts a range of “antibias and anti-attack/antiracial discrimination” diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) training for staff.
“Late abortion” is not a medical term, but a political term commonly used to shame those who end their pregnancy in the second and third periods,” the clinic’s website reads. “We understand that a lot of judgment can be made on the patient. For this reason, we avoid using languages like “late abortion” and if the pregnancy is in the name (i.e., first, second, or third) or the name of a particular procedure (e.g., “expansion and evacuation”) (e.g., “expansion and evacuation”). ”
Illinois abortion is Legal The pregnancy lasts approximately 24 weeks until the fetal survival rate.
Democratic Illinois Governor JB Pretzker signed Abortion Shield Act In 2023, she protected health professionals from legal troubles to provide abortions and expand their ability to carry out the procedures to registered nurses and physician assistants. (Related: Blue State Laws allow abortion providers to sidestep accountability when they take drugs)
“Here in Illinois, we hold certain ideals. Abortion is health care. Medical decisions must be made between patients and their doctors. “Last summer, Roev. When Wade was overturned, I promised that Illinois is a beacon of hope for everyone who seeks it, an island for reproductive justice. This bill fulfills that promise.”
I also have Illinois Some regulations According to KFF, around abortion, specific laws governing clinic standards and minimum distances, or minimum distances, may leave the hospital if the complications are complications.
“It’s a very unregulated area of medicine, and it’s the lack of regulation that allows this kind of thing to happen,” Craig said. “There’s very little intrusiveness in this area, and I think that’s what I like.”
Reisinger-Kindle and Equity Clinic did not respond to DCNF’s request for comment.
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