The newly signed informed consent law lets mothers know that their chemical abortion can be reversed if action is quickly taken.
 
The three other pro-life bills signed into South Dakota law ban abortions on pain-capable babies, require the state health department to make its abortion facility inspection records public, and make the sale of aborted baby parts a felony.
 
The pro-life governor signed H.B. 1157, "[a]n Act to require that a doctor provide a woman additional information as a part of informed consent prior to performing a first trimester abortion."  The law requires that no less than two hours before committing an abortion, the abortionist must make sure the woman knows certain facts.
 
The abortionist must acknowledge the fact "that the abortion will terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique, living human being."
 
The abortionist must give the woman "a scientifically accurate statement describing the development of the unborn child" at his/her gestational age.
 
The abortionist must also tell the woman the true risks associated with abortion, including "infection, hemorrhage, danger to subsequent pregnancies, and infertility," as well as the possibility of negative psychological effects, such as depression, distress, and suicide ideation.
 
The abortionist must tell the woman the "accurate rate of deaths due to abortions."
 
Key to the new law is that the abortionist must inform the woman if she is considering a first-trimester chemical abortion that even after taking the first abortifacient pill, her chemical abortion can be reversed.
 
Medical, or chemical, abortions involve taking two pills that deprive an unborn child of progesterone before expelling the child from the womb.  Doctors found that they could save the child by administering progesterone to the mother between the two pills.
 
Dr. Matthew Harrison says this "Emergency Abortion Pill Reversal Kit" has saved more than 100 children from abortion.
 
State Senator Brock Greenfield (R-District 2) explained, "Should the female decide that she has regrets relative to her decision, we are just asking that it be very clear [to her] that there is still a very real chance of a viable pregnancy and birth should she continue the process."
 
Rep. Fred Deutsch, who also serves as South Dakota Right to Life president, told LifeSiteNews, "This completes the slate of bills South Dakota Right to Life helped develop and introduce this year. We are four for four!"
 
"This legislation begins a new chapter in the history of South Dakota to protect unborn babies in our state."
 
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