Back in 1983, a young nurse was left to care for a baby who was miscarried at 15 weeks gestation.

A baby whose parents very much wanted a child and had lost many prior pregnancies in this way. Fifteen weeks was the furthest along the mother had been able to carry.

Devastating to go through it yet again.

The baby emerged still alive, a turning point in the life of that nurse.

You know, it felt like eternity, but I'm talking a good 15 minutes.

You know, we, I sat there with her and, you know, prayed and saying Jesus loves me.

And, you know, I was with her when she came and I was with her when she left, you know.

And so 15 weeks was where I wanted to get.

Remember that 15 minutes with the 15 weeks gestation baby that miscarried.

The young nurses short time with that child stayed with her.

Even years later when she became a Mississippi state legislator

who would make a law that would change the legal landscape of this country.

I, Clarence Thomas.

I, Sonia Sotomayor.

I, Neil M. Borsuch.

I, Neal M. Borghaw. I, Elena Kagan. I, Samuel M. Borsuch. I am Elena Kagan.

I, Samuel A. Alito Jr.

I, Steven Breyer.

I, Amy Coney Barrett.

I, Brett M. Cavanolum, do solemnly swear.

Do solemnly swear.

That I will administer justice without respect to persons.

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