You watched the live. Here is the resource sheet — the five buckets, condensed and actionable. Save it. Screenshot it. Send it to one woman in your life who needs it. None of this is someday work. This is this-week work.
The official explanation of what's legal in your state is often months behind what your AG's office is actually enforcing. Bookmark these before you need them — not after.
A primary care doctor. A gynecologist. A mental health provider. A human being who actually understands your insurance. If you are pregnant, add a doula. If you might become pregnant, add an OB-GYN with admitting privileges at a hospital you can reach in under 90 minutes. Don't wait for the emergency to assemble the team.
If you've been thinking about a long-acting method — an IUD, a Nexplanon — get on the schedule. They last five to ten years. They survive every administration. If you're on the pill, most plans now allow a three-month or twelve-month fill. Plan B belongs in your medicine cabinet, not on a "maybe later" list.
On June 18, 2025, a federal court in Purl v. HHS vacated the HIPAA Reproductive Privacy Rule. The administration declined to defend it. Of the 412 pregnancy-outcome prosecutions filed since Dobbs, 264 — about two-thirds — used the medical team's documentation or direct communication as evidence. Period apps, location data at clinics, search history, EHR records — in some jurisdictions, this is now evidence.
The official systems are unreliable. The unofficial ones still work. Your group chats. Your sorority. Your church. Your book club. Your neighbors. Money, transportation, housing, legal referrals, childcare during a procedure. Reactivate them now. Quietly. Before the test.
Five buckets is a starting point. From Crisis to Care is the 9-chapter interactive workbook that turns the analysis into a personal plan. Reproductive rights, state-by-state maternal mortality, a holistic justice framework, navigation tools, and a long-term safety plan you can fill in directly.
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