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calls.
On the first call, the 911 dispatcher dispatched an ambulance and told the clinic worker to call her back if anything changed. An ambulance arrived at the abortion clinic three minutes after that first call. Before it arrived,
however, a separate worker made another 911 call. She again asked for an ambulance and urgently stressed that the patient needed medical attention as soon as possible.
Operation Rescue, a pro-life organization which tracks medical emergencies caused by abortion
clinics throughout the nation, has reported five medical emergencies caused
by the clinic since it was opened in 2018.
“This Planned Parenthood was said to be a state-of-the-art abortion facility
when it was built a couple of years ago, yet they can’t seem to keep their
abortion clients out of the emergency room,” said Troy Newman, president of
Operation Rescue. “This shows yet again that abortion is not safe and carries more risks than Planned Parenthood wants women to believe. Women
risk their health and even their lives when they walk through the doors of
an abortion facility.”