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6. I was 8. I remember my mother and grandmother literally cheering when it was announced

Fri Jan 25, 2013, 09:18 PM

Jan 2013

It means I've never had to worry about dying from an illegal abortion.

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Roe v. Wade: how did this decision influence you personally? [View all] Gormy Cuss Jan 2013 OP

It allowed me to relax Warpy Jan 2013 #1

I got up the courage to have sex three times when I was 17, kestrel91316 Jan 2013 #2

Before Roe v Wade KT2000 Jan 2013 #3

I was in my early 20's with 2 young sons, working in a hospital lab in NY. mountain grammy Jan 2013 #4

It was common knowledge in the 1950's in Portland, Oregon.. Permanut Jan 2013 #5