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BY JESSICA WEISS browardpalmbeach.com browardpalmbeach.com usan Maurer began TS | TS working as an abortion N clinician 40 years ago TE N at a Philadelphia hos- O C pital.S For the past 22 years, she’s helped South Florida women through what might be an ago- PULP | nizing moment. The soft-spoken 63-year-old nurse administers anesthesia and assists doctors. | NEWS | | NEWS At one point way back when, she Y recalls, abortions were a private DA matter for women. But beginning in 2000, protesters began showing up outside A Choice for Women, a nondescript cement clinic on SW 117th Avenue in West Kendall, which GE | NIGHT+ A Maurer cofounded. On Good Friday last T S year, 200 activists assembled not far from the front door, displaying graphic pictures Photo by Jessica Weiss and posters. And they just keep com- abortion, including giving patients lengthy Pro-life activists outside A Choice for Women in Kendall. ing, making it harder for patients, many information about how far along they are of whom are already traumatized. and possible medical effects of abortion. house passed the same bill, largely along party money off these girls, so they’re not going to Now she’ s angry about the latest in- “The law condescendingly implies lines. Throughout the debate, lawmakers from worry about slowing down the process.” cursion: a 24-hour mandated waiting women don’t know what they’re doing both sides delivered impassioned speeches, There is currently no data available period for abortions at Florida’s 66 legal and can’t make choices on their own,” says and reporters called it one of the most emo- on numbers of women who regret their providers. It means women must make Christopher M. Estes, the chief medical tional debates of the legislative session. abortions in Florida. According to a 2013 two trips to a clinic, one for a consulta- officer of Planned Parenthood of South, A last-minute amendment to the bill study by the University of California, San tion and another to have the procedure. East and North Florida. “Women who are exempts women who can provide a copy Francisco, 90 percent of abortion patients Pro-life groups applaud the move, say- coming to have an abortion procedure of a restraining order or documentation reported they felt relief. Even when women ing women should reflect more before have already been thinking about it — proving they are victims of rape, incest, felt sadness or regret, more than 80 per- | MUSIC | DISH | FILM | ART | | | NEWS NIGHT+DAY STAGE | PULP | CONTENTS | | MUSIC | DISH | FILM | ART | | MUSIC DISH FILM ART making such an important decision. But they didn’t just find a center on the side domestic violence, or human trafficking. cent still said it was the right choice. in a state where abortions have been of the road and decide to have it done.” Pro-life Gov. Rick Scott is expected to And a 2008 American Psychological on the decline for years anyway, and Rep. Jennifer Sullivan, a Republican from sign the bill, which would take effect July Association study found no greater risk of where a series of nagging restrictions Mount Dora, 1 and make Florida the 27th state to pass a mental health problems among women who EACH B has had little effect, pro-choice groups is the pro-life waiting-period law but the 11th for which the have abortions than those who have babies. say the new law is simply a way to erode “THIS IS TRYING 23-year-old consultation must be in person. States began Opponents of the new law say one thing women’s right to choose. It’s a new, po- TO ERODE sponsor of the enacting waiting periods in the early ’70s, but is certain: It will complicate women’s tentially expensive headache for those ABORTION house bill. She most were struck down in court. In 1992, the lives — especially in certain parts of the whose lives are already overburdened. thinks women U.S. Supreme Court upheld Pennsylvania’s state. A woman who lives in Panama City “The Florida Legislature has put one RIGHTS. NO ONE are rushed and 24-hour waiting period in Casey v. Planned seeking an abortion already has to travel rule after another, and up until now, most WOULD MAKE often “coerced Parenthood, opening the door for states to more than two hours to Tallahassee or laws have not been total game-changers.