Jennifer Parker faced four difficult pregnancies, including three miscarriages, before delivering a healthy baby girl 13 years ago.  The Unit Secretary at HCA Florida Osceola Medical Center also has a friend who experienced the heartbreak of delivering a stillborn baby.  

These serious personal experiences as well as what she sees everyday as a healthcare worker makes her resolute in her support of Florida Amendment 4 on this November’s ballot to reverse Florida’s extreme abortion ban.

“I don’t want my daughter or any woman to have to be put at serious health risk or be forced into carrying an unviable pregnancy because reproductive care is not legal or accessible to them,” said Parker.  “The current Florida abortion ban is very dangerous government interference into our most personal decisions and care, so it’s critical we vote yes on Amendment 4.”

Election day is November 5, with early voting open in most major Florida regions October 21 to November 3.  Please check with your county’s Supervisor of Elections office to check dates and your registration status.

For more election information, go to www.1199votes.org.  For additional details on Amendment 4, visit Floridians Protecting Freedom.

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