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A Texas court has ordered that a surrogate must receive medical care after the intended parents requested an abortion due to health issues with the fetus. The ruling includes a temporary restraining order that prohibits the surrogate from refusing treatment or removing the child.
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A Texas court has ordered that a surrogate must receive medical care after the intended parents requested an abortion due to health issues with the fetus. The ruling includes a temporary restraining order that prohibits the surrogate from refusing treatment or removing the child.
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