Women suing Idaho over abortion ban detail dangerous pregnancies ...Middle East

"No parent wants to wish that when they look at an ultrasound they don't see their baby's heartbeat, yet here I was hoping that I wouldn't," Adkins said. "I wanted the decision to be made for us, and I wanted to end her suffering, so it was really hard to see that and know that we had the challenges ahead of us that we did."

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