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Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. When Julianne McShane wanted to report on how some of the most vulnerable women in the United States

were dealing with the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

She knew exactly where she needed to go.

Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Oklahoma is where two realities collide.

It is one of 16 states that have banned abortion, almost entirely.

And it has some of the highest rates of intimate partner violence nationwide.

I think people might not realize how significant and dangerous it is to be pregnant in the context of an abusive relationship and abortion restrictions obviously just make that even more difficult.

Julianne wanted to quantify how difficult things were becoming for women in Oklahoma.

So she met up with a domestic violence advocate named Heather Williams. Heather is not exactly a

social justice warrior. She is a former cop. But she told Julianne this story about how abortion

restrictions have upended her work. Back in the summer, she was

called to a local hospital to counsel a woman who had requested a rape kid. Heather does this frequently. She holds a victim's hand. She tells

them what's going to happen next. And so this woman is in the hospital bed and a standard part of the forensic exam is to give a pregnancy test and so they give

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