>>> PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF
WISCONSIN DID PREPARE AHEAD OF
TODAY'S RULING.
MARISA WOJCIK VISITED ONE OF
THEIR CLINIC OSMADISON'S EAST
SIDE.
>> SURGICAL NURSES CLUSTER
AROUND A TABLE, PREPPING FOR A
BUSY DAY THURSDAY.
THE DAY BEFORE THE U.S. SUPREME
COURT STRUCK DOWN ROE V. WADE.
UNDER DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES,
IT WOULD BE A NORMAY DAY --
NORMAL DAY,ENS SPENT PLANNED
PARENTHOOD -- EXCEPT PLANNED
PARENTHOOD TOOK DRAMATIC STEPS
TO REORIENT PATIENT WAY AWAY
FROM ABORTION IN ANTICIPATION OF
THE RULES.
THESE NURSES HAVE SEEN MANY
PATIENTS, HEARD MANY STORIES.
>> WE'RE JUST HERE TO SUPPORT
THEM, WHATEVER THEY DECIDE.
>> I THINK THAT'S THE BEST PART
OF THIS JOB.
AS A NURSE, MY SOUL PURPOSE --
SOLE POWER PLAY -- PURPOSE IS TO
SUPPORT WHO MY PATIENT WANTS AND
WHAT'S BEST FOR THEM.
>> OVERTURNING ROE V. WADE NOW
CRIMINALIZES ABORTION.
>> I LOVE THIS JOB.
I DON'T WANT TO LOSE THIS JOB.
AND YOU KNOW RIGHT NOW THERE'S
SOME DISCUSSION AND EFFORTS
RIGHT NOW FOR SOME OF US TO
TRAVEL TO ILLINOIS TO CONTINUE
TO PROVIDE ABORTION SERVICES AND
HELP WITH SOME OF THE INFLUX OF
PATIENTS THAT ILLINOIS IS --
>> THE CLINIC PLANS TO REMAIN
OPEN AND BOOST THEIR EARLY
PREGNANCY ASSESSMENT AND FAMILY
PLANNING SERVICES.
>> WE'RE NOT GETTING FIRED OR
ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
BUT THIS IS OBVIOUSLY A VERY
SPECIAL TYPE OF CARE THAT YOU --
THAT WE DO HERE.
AND I DON'T KNOW.
I THINK IT'S TOUGH.
>> FOR "HERE AND NOW," I'M
MARISA WOJCIK IN MADISON.