By: Lexie Cooper
Joe Pojman, executive director of the Texas Alliance for Life, called on abortion providers to pick up the “nominal” fees associated with burials or cremations, which the state health commission confirmed would be the responsibility of the provider, not the state.
By: Rudy Koski
“Wrongful birth lawsuits are when the parents of a child born with disabilities sue the doctor and the hospital because they feel they were not properly informed of the child’s disability in time to have an abortion, even though the doctor is not responsible for the disability at all,” said Joe Pojman with the Texas Alliance for Life.
By: Lisa Carley
“We believe that Texas law should be changed to assure that the bodies of the victims of abortion are not treated like medical waste,” said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life. “These proposed rule validate the dignity of those unborn babies whose lives are unfortunately lost to abortion.”
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By: Asher Price
“We believe that Texas law should be changed to assure that the bodies of the victims of abortion are not treated like medical waste,” said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life. “These proposed rule validate the dignity of those unborn babies whose lives are unfortunately lost to abortion.”
By: Mark Wiggins
“These proposed rules validate the dignity of those unborn babies whose lives are unfortunately lost to abortion.”
By: Brian M. Rosenthal
“We are very encouraged,” said Joe Pojman of the Texas Alliance for Life. “We believe it is high time for the state’s inspectors to visit the few dozen Planned Parenthood sites in Texas to gather evidence of Medicaid fraud.”