Four years ago this month, our nation took a historic step when the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision overturned the so-called “right” to end a baby’s life in the United States and returned the authority to regulate abortion to the people.

Since then, the abortion industry has intensified its efforts to convince women that pregnancy is inherently dangerous and harmful to their health. While pregnancy can involve complications, those cases are the exception — not the rule. Yet these exceptions are often used to justify abortion at every stage throughout pregnancy, including the growing number of at-home abortions using mail-ordered mifepristone without direct physician oversight.