LD1137 - If passed, this bill would prohibit Pregnancy Resource Centers from talking to women about development in early pregnancy. 

Examples: 

• Telling a woman that her baby at 18-21 days after fertilization has a detectable heartbeat.
• Telling a woman that by the end of the third week of pregnancy, her child’s backbone, spinal column, and nervous system are forming.  Or that her baby’s liver, kidneys, and intestines are beginning to take shape.
• Telling a woman that by five weeks of pregnancy, her baby’s eyes, legs, and hands are beginning to develop.
• Telling her that by eight weeks every organ is in place, bones are beginning to replace cartilage, and her baby’s fingerprints are beginning to form.
• Telling her that by the eighth week, her baby is beginning to hear.
• Telling her that her baby can turn his head, and frown or that her baby can Hiccup.

Status of bill: On motion by Senator Carney of Cumberland, REFERRED to the Committee on Judiciary, in concurrence. 

A sample letter and links to contact your legislators are provided below. 
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Sample Letter (Word Doc)
Sample Letter (PDF)
 

Overview of Bill LD 1137 from Maine Right to Life