I hate to talk about politics and personal matters, but I do think with for the channel and how Jenna's been open about her fertility issues to bw moving rather interesting. I had MSNBC on, and they mentioned the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos are children. The guest that had was talking about how there has been a request in Florida to consider the Alabama ruling when they determine if they will allow abortion rights on the ballot. There is also a bill in the Florida legislature (
HB 651 and
SB 476) that would allow for one to recover damages for the wrongful death of fetuses at any stage of development in the womb, even if the fetus wouldn’t have been able to survive outside of the womb.
The interesting part for Jenna and one where she would likely leave the state is if it is enacted, if she were to continue IVF treatments. I think it's safe to say that you can surely expect a repeat of the University of Alabama at Birmingham who ultimately have suspended its IVF treatments to consider the legal ramifications. To quote their spokesperson to NBC News, "We are saddened that this will impact our patients’ attempt to have a baby through IVF, but we must evaluate the potential that our patients and our physicians could be prosecuted criminally or face punitive damages for following the standard of care for IVF treatments," Part of me also wonders, knowing how Jenna's been wanting a child why they have never gone down the surrogacy route, or hell even adopted a child.
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