Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) began circulating a resolution on Tuesday to House members of both parties aimed at expressing support for in vitro fertilization, calling on “elected officials” to pass legislation protecting the procedure.
The resolution condemns “any judicial ruling” that would “restrict access” to IVF and praises the procedure as a “safe, reliable, and effective” method that allows more couples to “achieve pregnancy,” according to text obtained by the Washington Examiner.
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The text also details infertility as a “psychologically devastating condition” that can lead to anger, stress, depression, and anxiety for couples, and that the Alabama ruling would result in “fewer pregnancies and fewer children being born” while exposing IVF providers to “significant civil and criminal liability.”
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