The Increasingly Long Drive to Give Birth in Rural America
The New Republic · 21 days ago

For Chloe Freeman, the drive from her home in North Rose, in upstate New York, to Newark-Wayne Community Hospital is a familiar one: 25 minutes southwest, past farmland and apple orchards. When Freeman had her first child there, at age 22, it was May 2020, only a few months into the Covid-19…
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