A Texas woman, at the center of a legal battle over terminating her high-risk pregnancy, has left the state to get the abortion, her attorneys said in a statement. Dr. Megan Ranney weighs in after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argued a fatal fetal condition and threats to fertility don’t qualify for abortion.A Texas woman, at the center of a legal battle over terminating her high-risk pregnancy, has left the state to get the abortion, her attorneys said in a statement. Dr. Megan Ranney weighs in after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argued a fatal fetal condition and threats to fertility don’t qualify for abortion.
