The death of Amber Nicole Thurman, a Georgia woman who suffered complications after a medical abortion, has sparked intense debate over the state's abortion laws. While Democrats have pointed to her death as evidence that 'Trump's abortion bans' endanger women, critics argue that the medical professionals involved share the blame for not adequately treating her complications. Right-wing media have attacked ProPublica's reporting, asserting that Georgia's strict abortion laws were not the cause of her death and labeling the narratives as misleading. ProPublica, however, highlighted how delayed care due to restrictive abortion laws contributed to Thurman's preventable death. Additionally, the case of Candi Miller, another woman who died after taking abortion pills, has been used to illustrate both the dangers of self-managed abortions and to critique the state's abortion regulations. Pro-life advocates argue that these tragedies stem from the risks associated with abortion pills rather than the legal framework surrounding abortions in Georgia.