So there are so many things that we need to make sure that we're fixing in Wisconsin, and it's not just about graduating more nurses or more doctors, which we do need to do. And We actually had an ob GYN shortage even prior to when Roe fell. Sure did. And then it got worse after Roe fell, and we had that 1849 abortion law here in the state. People I talked to residents, OBGYN residents who were planning on staying in Wisconsin. (15:32–15:39)
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