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- "I was 29, I should have known better..."
"I was 29, I should have known better...", InHerShoes: Abortion Post from 2018-05-01 at 16:26
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- DOI
- 10.7486/DRI.rf56c062w
- Title
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- "I was 29, I should have known better..."
- InHerShoes: Abortion Post from 2018-05-01 at 16:26
- Description
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Trigger warning: Please be aware that these stories contain sensitive and potentially traumatic detail. Please check the subject terms before reading each story. This is a personal account from the In Her Shoes Facebook page where women shared their experiences of accessing abortion in Ireland prior to its legalisation in May 2018 with the repeal of the Eighth Amendment. This story includes the following themes: Complications after procedure, Mental health struggles
The story begins "I was 29, I should have known better" and can be read on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/InHerIrishShoes/posts/163338337673925
- Creators
- Erin DarcyCáit Ní CharthaighMary LalorJac SinnottCara ShankEmer Smith
- Date
- 2018-05-01
- Published by Digital Repository of Ireland
- 08/03/2022
- Subjects
- abortionpregnancymaternal healthhealth policymaternal welfaresocial servicesmedical ethicsreproductive rightswomen's rightshuman rightsreligious beliefssocial changesocial mediadigital media-social aspectspersonal narrativesConstitutional Law - Ireland - the eighth amendmentMental healthAbortion--Complications
- Subjects (Places)
- Ireland
- Subjects (Temporal)
- Twenty-first Century
- Types
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- Text
- Social Media
- Language
- English
- Sources
- https://www.facebook.com/InHerIrishShoes/posts/163338337673925
- Rights
- Copyright is with the original author of the post
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- Digital Repository of Ireland
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