Miranda Patel

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“There’s still this fear that anytime you start talking about fetal lives, you are going to endanger Roe even more, which is impossible,” Lens told us.23 “I think if we could all get a little bit more realistic about how inefficient human reproduction is, I think it would benefit everyone, right? If we were honest, like 70 percent of fertilized eggs don’t turn into people, because they don’t implant in the first place, we’d all be better off, and we’d be able to allow for the space that people need when, you know, they give birth to a dead baby.”
I'm Sorry for My Loss: An Urgent Examination of Reproductive Care in America
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