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Bonnie Fuller
Bonnie Fuller is the former CEO & Editor-in-Chief of HollywoodLife.com, and the former Editor-in-Chief of Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, USWeekly and YM. She now writes about politics and reproductive rights. Follow her on her substack, Bonnie Fuller: Your Body Your Choice.
Bonnie Fuller - Courier Texas

I’m a Texan. But I don’t know if I can be a Texas OB-GYN

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'I worry that I won’t be able to provide certain types of care because of the laws. I worry about the moral distress I’ll feel if I’m unable to act in particular cases—like when a woman might need a termination, and the law says that you can’t do one. On the other hand, there is value in having a doctor who understands the culture.'
Bonnie Fuller - Courier Texas

Heartbreaking story: A Texas couple’s experience losing two pregnancies after being denied care

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When Hollie Cunningham learned that the babies she carried had fatal diagnoses, she asked her doctor to help end their suffering. That's when she found out that Texas's abortion bans blocked her from the care she needed.
Bonnie Fuller - Courier Texas

Texas’ newest abortion law allows $100,000 rewards for snitching on pregnant women

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Gov. Abbott’s next abortion law includes a $100,000 reward for snitching on pregnant women in your family.
Bonnie Fuller - Courier Texas

After losing two babies, a family wrestled with grief—not jail. Would Texas’s new law change that?

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A family condemns Attorney General Ken Paxton and Texas Republicans for threatening jail time for loved ones who help women obtain abortions.
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In her own words: Why this Texas physician fled to Virginia

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I remember very clearly the moment I knew I was done. I could no longer practice as a women’s health care doctor in Texas. I had a patient, probably 18 or 19 years old. I was doing an ultrasound, and she told me she needed an abortion for her safety. She said, “I’m too young. I don’t feel safe with my partner. I’m scared. I need an abortion.”
Bonnie Fuller - Courier Texas

‘Texas law forced me to choose: Watch my baby die or flee my home for medical help’ 

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With two devastating diagnoses and zero choices to end the suffering, an eighth generation Texan had to leave the state to get the care she needed.
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