I worry laws post-Roe won't reflect what infant intensive care can accomplish: It does not guarantee survival, and it often means life-long
Some heavy words:
Periviable
Cannot cry
eyelids fused shut
A heart pulsating through the gelatinous sheen of immature skin.
Skin should be a barrier between a body and everything outside it, but a periviable baby’s skin lacks the outermost layer .
Just these descriptions are enough to turn on the red flags of "the baby is 'sick' upon arrival it cannot breathe on its own, and most Americans cannot afford this care or the care after discharge".










