Arizona lawmaker announces she will have an abortion
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Democratic state Senator Eva Burch will be getting an abortion after finding out her pregnancy is not viable. Burch has been pregnant for about eight weeks, and Arizona’s abortion ban begins at 15.
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Democratic Arizona state Sen. Eva Burch announced Monday her intent to receive an abortion after being informed that her pregnancy is no longer viable.
State Sen. Eva Burch, a registered nurse known for her reproductive rights activism, was surrounded by fellow Democratic senators as she made the announcement.
Democratic state Senator Eva Burch will be getting an abortion after finding out her pregnancy is not viable. Burch has been pregnant for about eight weeks, and Arizona’s abortion ban begins at 15.
Burch says she doesn't think people have to "justify their abortions," but she's talking about her decision because she wants lawmakers to have meaningful conversations about how their work impacts people.
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