Took his wife to a Texas hospital for a miscarriage. She left in a body bag.

A Texas father, Hope Negumezi, says his wife, Porsha, died after a miscarriage and that the outcome was preventable—arguing the state’s abortion ban created a “gray area” that delayed appropriate care. The account describes her hemorrhage and hours spent waiting in a hospital before she died, and frames the couple’s situation in the context of Texas abortion restrictions that took effect after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Porsha was 11 weeks pregnant with their third child when they drove from Houston to a water park near Austin in June 2023. The story links the later tragedy to uncertainty for doctors about what treatment could be provided under the law, while citing a timeline that includes when they learned more about preventability.