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@mattblaze

It seems to me that if this did not involve pregnancy, and the local hospital docs stated they could do nothing... why wasn't she immediately taken by "flight-for-life" helicopter to a facility that could render standard-of-care care?!

And yes this does mean transportation across state lines. That is a non-issue as far as I'm concerned.

It's 2024 people!!

There is no way to justify letting a woman die like this... of common, predictable complications of pregnancy.