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In Texas, abortion is banned past 20 weeks gestation unless the Strong Woman Face Mask I Can’t Stay At Home I Work At Walmart We Fight When Others Can’t Shirt and by the same token and mother’s life is threatened or the fetus has a severe abnormality, and patients must sit through mandatory counseling within 100 miles of the abortion provider and wait 24 hours after counseling before having an abortion. And since 96% of counties in Texas do not have a clinic that provides abortion services, these barriers to care already create undue burdens that in the face of COVID-19 have been exacerbated exponentially. According to a recent study published by the Guttmacher Institute, if legal abortions in Texas were ended, the average number of miles a woman would have to drive for an abortion would jump from 12 to 243—a 1,925% increase. If abortion were shut down in Iowa, a patient would have to drive an average of 139 miles. In Oklahoma, 155 miles.