Stories from women who chose to end a pregnancy (Part 1)

When one woman felt like she could not get an abortion at a clinic, she induced a miscarriage.

By Isabelle Earl
Q & A: What An Abortion Ban Would Mean For Patients Who Need One
Q & A: What An Abortion Ban Would Mean For Patients Who Need One

Stories from women who chose to end a pregnancy (Part 1)

When one woman felt like she could not get an abortion at a clinic, she induced a miscarriage.

By Isabelle Earl
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At 17-years-old, Jane discovered she was pregnant after being sexually assaulted. Her pro-life upbringing in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints left her scared and ashamed to get an abortion, so she took matters into her own hands.

Reset listens to Jane’s story and checks in with a WBEZ reporter covering abortion access issues in Illinois.

GUESTS: Jane, a woman who induced a miscarriage

Kristen Schorsch, WBEZ public health and politics reporter