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She protested abortion clinics, now she works at one
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She protested abortion clinics, now she works at one

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Sarah Haeder was raised in a religious family that brought her along when protesting abortion clinics. When Haeder was in college, she started questioning her anti-abortion upbringing. After terminating a pregnancy in her mid-20s at a clinic in North Dakota, she decided she wanted to help women seeking safe abortions. Haeder is now a nurse at the Red River Women’s Clinic in Fargo, the one that provided her own abortion, and the only option for women seeking to terminate their pregnancies in North Dakota.Sept. 20, 2018

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