Malta blocked the intervention
A pregnant American tourist went to Spain for an abortion
An American tourist who refused to have an abortion in Malta has received help in Spain. She flew out on Thursday and underwent surgery in Mallorca.
Posted: 5:52 pm
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Updated: 5:55 pm
Andrea Brudente (38) had a miscarriage in Malta. It was not complete, which is why she wanted to abort the baby. However, Malta’s laws did not allow her to do so.
This endangered her life: an abortion is required if the fetus is not possible before the 24th week. This avoids the risk of maternal infection and death. The infection travels through the damaged tissue to the uterus and then into the patient’s bloodstream – leading to death.
Now the Spaniards have come to the rescue. Prudent flew to a hospital on Mallorca Island on Friday and was treated, the news agency reported. AP. Also present: His partner, Jay Wheatreyer, 45, spoke to the AP about the situation.
Risk of life-threatening infection
The doctors who came to the hospital immediately went to work. The woman was at risk for infection and the rest of the fetus was removed.
This position no longer exists. “Her condition is stable. So she is safe, ”his partner told the AP. Prudent is still tired, but relaxed. (Cit)
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