Georgia mom declared brain dead taken off life support days after baby born
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, USA, JUN 17 – Georgia's near-total abortion ban kept brain-dead Adriana Smith on life support for nearly four months before emergency cesarean delivery of her 1-pound, 13-ounce baby boy, Chance.
- Adriana Smith has been declared brain dead for over 90 days and will be taken off life support on Tuesday, according to Newkirk.
- Georgia's Republican Attorney General Chris Carr stated that the law does not require life support for a brain-dead individual.
- Carr clarified that removing life support is not an action with the purpose to terminate a pregnancy.
- The decision to continue life support was painful but based on love for the baby, Chance, as reported by her family to the BBC.
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The family of Adriana Smith, a pregnant woman who abortion advocates claimed was kept on life support due to Georgia's abortion law, asked people to pray for Smith's son, who was born prematurely and delivered by cesarean section. #Georgiaabortionlaw #lifesupport #braindead #AdrianaSmith #prolifemovement
Georgia’s Abortion Ban Just Forced a Brain-Dead Woman On Life Support to Give Birth
Medical staff at Atlanta’s Northside Hospital didn’t think much of it when Adriana Smith, a 30-year-old Black woman, came in complaining of severe headaches in early February, giving her some medication and sending her home without running any tests. Some hours later, Adriana’s boyfriend woke up to the sound of her struggling to breathe. Adriana was taken to a different hospital, Emory Decatur, and then transferred to Emory University Hospital,…
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