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Previously and I said hey I want you to build me this and he goes what are you

gonna do with it? I said I'm gonna say babies and fire stations and he's like

have you lost your mind? We had people that were against it sending us

letters threatening us saying that they were gonna shut the whole fire department

down if they could. But the thing that helps right after we're getting all these

letters is when all of a sudden boom we get a baby in the box and the baby was

just born so had the umbilical cord on they had it wrapped up in a old sweatshirt

you know a little bit bloody to that. This is Mia and Mia was surrendered at

Team Lucas' Firehouse and their baby box. See more Indiana a little over two

years ago. Yeah. For decades, safe Haven laws have been a steady if

unsalibrated tool in the pro-life movement but they could soon get a lot more

use and this podcast will meet those working on the front lines and learn how

they are saving mothers and babies in crisis. This is the last and our three-part

series Safe Delivery. Our story concludes in a moment. Three weeks ago a baby

was anonymously placed in a Kentucky safe haven baby box. The newborn was

surrendered at the Bowling Green Fire Department and the baby is safe and

healthy. That was installed in December and was the 130th second location in the

West. Making it the first one this year in the state of Kentucky. State

representative Nancy Tate was at the Bowling Green Fire Department when that

announcement was made on February 10th. Tate sponsored the unanimously approved

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