Advocates are rallying behind a couple whose three-week-old daughter was taken into state custody after a pediatrician told authorities that the parents opted to treat her for jaundice at home rather than admit her to a hospital.
The AFIYA CenterDALLAS — Reproductive justice advocates are rallying behind a Dallas-area couple after authorities took their 3-week-old daughter over concerns about her medical needs.
“The doctor gave them options for care that the family agreed to follow,” Qiana Arnold, a doula and birth justice advocate with the Afiya Center, told NBC News. “They even agreed to connect the doctor with their midwife, but they were clear that they were keeping their baby under the midwife’s care. It felt like retaliation from the doctor.”
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