Fertility Patients in Red States Making Drastic Moves After Alabama

Tara Harding is a nurse practitioner who's been helping North Dakota women get pregnant for five years. But for her own fertility treatment, Harding is going to Colorado.

The 38-year-old runs a women’s health clinic in Bismarck that specializes in fertility treatment. In June, she plans to have surgery to address one of her own health concerns: endometriosis, a uterine condition that makes it more difficult to conceive. If she can’t conceive naturally after that, she will turn to in vitro fertilization—just not in her home state.

“I’m not going to take any risk with [my embryos] locally and be worried about not being able to move forward with the treatment.” she said.

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