Patients Worry How Overturning Of Roe Could Affect IVF

Patients considering IVF worry trigger laws could give embryos legal protection, making some parts of the IVF process a criminal offense.

Samira Valdez always knew she wanted to be a mom, but she never imagined her path to motherhood would look how it did.

"It’s just a lot more stress added to what is already very stressful from the start," Valdez said.

Valdez is one of many women who underwent in vitro fertilization, known as IVF, in order to have children, but Roe v. Wade being overturned has changed a lot for her family.