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up first at check out. There's now some legislative movement in Alabama around a proposal to clarify whether a frozen

embryo should be considered a child.

After the Alabama Supreme Court said that that's the case under Alabama law, at least three fertility clinics in the state have halted or restricted services this week.

With us now is Kyle Gassett with Troy Public Radio Kyle. You are at the Capitol in

Montgomery yesterday spoke to lawmakers. What do they tell you? Well A I spoke with

State Senator Tim Nelson who's an anesthesiologist. He says he's sympathetic

to those who are spending time, effort, and money to have

children through IVF, and he's proposing a bill or fix, as he calls it, for the situation

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