If reading about a black female in Georgia whose passing was exploited to attack pro-life protections sounds familiar, that’s because it is.

Adriana Smith was roughly eight weeks pregnant when she suffered complications from multiple blood clots in her brain that left her unresponsive and ultimately put her on life support. The day before she was rushed to a hospital by ambulance and declared officially “brain-dead,” the 30-year-old was reportedly sent home with medication but no further testing, according to her family, despite suffering “intense” headaches.

Despite the trauma his mother’s body endured, Smith’s son spent the last four months growing in the womb under the direction and facilitation of doctors at Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta, which attributed its decision to keep Smith on life support to “Georgia’s abortion laws and all other applicable laws.”