... Byrnes, 2). At one point in the 1930s, women begin to tire of the conditions they were forced to face if they decided to abort their pregnancy (Segers and Byrnes, 3). As many women found out that they were not the only ones being taken advantage of, they began to form groups ... attention at this time was the case of Sherri Finkbine (Segers and Byrnes, 3). Finkbine took a tranquilizer that caused birth defects in the early stages of her pregnancy (Segers and Byrnes, 3). Her doctor and hospital in Arizona agreed to do the abortion, but when her case brought national attention, they backed...

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