She was taken there from the Planned Parenthood facility at 18 S. Michigan Avenue, which advertises abortions up to 18 weeks. Tonya had undergone a D&E abortion, which indicates that she was likely between 14 and 18 weeks pregnant, although a misdiagnosis of fetal age might be the underlying cause of the injury.
Tonya was engaged to be married and had a little son, Alvin, who had just celebrated his first birthday. Her FaceBook page shows a vibrant, smiling young woman having fun on vacation with her family and friends.
Tonya's twin sister, Toni, told CBS Chicago, "We were born the same day. She was my other half." She expressed her bewilderment and shock:
"It happened so fast. She was just fine one day and then the next day she was gone. We’re just trying to figure out what happened… what happened."
Since the Centers for Disease Control said that, given the tools available to a modern abortion facility, there's no legitimate reason for a woman to bleed to death from abortion injuries, Planned Parenthood has a lot of explaining to do.
"Woman Dies Following Abortion At Planned Parenthood Clinic," CBS Chicago, July 21, 2012
"Family Seeks Answers After Woman's Death Following Abortion," CBS Chicago, July 21, 2012
"Woman Dies After Abortion at Planned Parenthood Clinic," Chicago Sun-Times, July 22, 2012
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