23-year-old Keisha Atkins died two days after having a late-term abortion and now her family is suing the facility where the procedure was performed.
The New Mexico abortion facility performed a late-term abortion on Atkins’ last year, she was 6 months pregnant, and two days after the procedure she contracted sepsis and died.
According to Christian News, Atkins was referred by the University of New Mexico Hospital to Southwestern Women’s Options (SWO) for the procedure.
“[A]t the SWO clinic, clinic doctors, under the supervision of [abortionist] Curtis Boyd, inserted a syringe filled with dygoxin into Keisha Atkins’ stomach and injected a lethal dose into the baby causing the baby’s death,” the legal challenge states.
“Ms. Atkins was then released from SWO clinic with her deceased baby in utero and an instruction to return to the SWO Clinic.”
Purportedly, Atkins was instructed not to contact another facility or doctor outside of SWO.
Two days later, Atkins returned for the second part of the procedure as instructed, but when she arrived she was feverish, having difficulty breathing, and had not gone into labor to dispel the aborted child, as expected.
Christian Net reports that after ten hours in this state Atkins’ condition did not improve and an ambulance was called.
Atkins was already tachycardia at this point and her oxygen level was…
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