Pregnant Texas teen reported dead after being turned away from three emergency rooms

The 17-year-old died of a heart attack after being denied an abortion

A 17-year-old pregnant girl in Texas died of a heart attack after being turned away from three emergency rooms, according to a new report.

The teen, who was 18 weeks pregnant, went to the first emergency room with complaints of severe pain and bleeding. She was told that she was not experiencing a miscarriage and was sent home.

She went to a second emergency room two days later with the same symptoms. She was again told that she was not experiencing a miscarriage and was sent home.

She went to a third emergency room three days later with the same symptoms. She was finally admitted to the hospital, but she died of a heart attack shortly after.

The teen's death is a reminder of the dangers of restrictive abortion laws. In Texas, it is illegal to perform an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. This law makes it difficult for women to get the care they need, and it can lead to serious health consequences.

The teen's death is a tragedy. It is a reminder of the importance of access to safe and legal abortion.

The teen's death is a tragedy. It is a reminder of the importance of access to safe and legal abortion. Abortion is a medical procedure that is safe and legal in the United States. It is a woman's right to choose whether or not to have an abortion.

The teen's death is a reminder of the dangers of restrictive abortion laws. These laws make it difficult for women to get the care they need, and they can lead to serious health consequences. It is important to protect access to safe and legal abortion.