Watch Rep. Megan Srivinas (D-Des Moines), who is also a medical doctor, discuss why one of her patients needed to have an abortion to undergo chemotherapy treatment after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia.
@iowastartingline Rep. Megan Srivinas (D-Des Moines), who is also a medical doctor, talked about why one of her patients needed to have an abortion to undergo chemotherapy treatment after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia. #iowa#iowanews#reproductiverights#reproductivehealth#reproductivefreedom#iowalife ♬ original sound – Iowa Starting Line
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