Redefining Reproductive Rights: Emotional and Legal Challenges | Psychotic P***y Podcast

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What if the laws governing medication could directly impact miscarriage treatment? This episode tackles the serious implications of a new Louisiana law that classifies abortion-inducing medications like misoprostol and mifepristone as controlled substances. We explore how this classification misstep could affect essential medical care and discuss the broader emotional and societal reactions to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, comparing the different responses from both sides of the Atlantic.

Join us as Bridget shares her personal journey through pregnancy, including a recent health scare that made her miss an episode. This episode touches on the complexities of pregnancy reduction in higher-order pregnancies and provides valuable advice for those navigating their 20s, emphasizing self-discovery and personal growth.

From celebrating Claudia Scheinbaum's historic election as Mexico's first female president to discussing a groundbreaking development in male birth control, this season finale is packed with timely topics and genuine reflections. Don't miss our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support and the exciting announcement of the upcoming "Tough Love with GerBear" segment in season two. Thank you for being an integral part of our journey!

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