Christopher Duffley, 26, born premature with a cocaine addiction and a condition that eventually rendered him blind, sees himself as a candidate for pregnancy termination. He spoke in favor of a bill in the New Hampshire legislature that would ban abortions after so-called "viability," which refers to the ability of a fetus to live outside of a mother's womb, except in cases of medical emergency.
Christopher Duffley, 26, born premature with a cocaine addiction and a condition that eventually rendered him blind, sees himself as a candidate for pregnancy termination. He spoke in favor of a bill in the New Hampshire legislature that would ban abortions after so-called "viability," which refers to the ability of a fetus to live outside of a mother's womb, except in cases of medical emergency.…
