"The outcome of my pregnancy, that was a choice made by God. How to handle the end of my pregnancy? That choice should have been mine and it wasn't because of this law."

-Danielle Deaver

Click here to learn the tragic story of a Danielle and Robb Deaver, a Nebraska family that was caught in the middle of a poorly written Nebraska law that prevented the inducement of her 22-week old fetus with undeveloped lungs after her water broke, forcing her doctors to watch her carry the fetus until birth, when the baby promptly died.

The Georgia General Assembly approved a similar bill this Session, but provided a very compassionate exception for families who may face the heart-wrenching news that a medical condition will prevent them from bringing their baby home from the hospital. IPCGA appreciates the careful consideration of the General Assembly to allow Georgia families to avoid additional pain and suffering as they face tragic endings to their once-hopeful pregnancies.

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