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““It’s inhumane,” her mother, Linda Quattlebaum, said. “I’m pro-life, but for the mother.” Her husband, Paul Quattlebaum, fumed, “If I took my dog to a vet and it had this problem, that dog would get better treatment.” The next morning, day five, 24 hours had gone by since Waldorf’s water broke. She texted a friend from college that her temperature had risen to 99.3 degrees. “What is next?” her friend, Lindsey Haire, wrote back. “Can they help you now?” “I think it has to be like 100.4,” Waldorf wrote. “They will continue to monitor my temp or my symptoms.” “Dear lord,” Haire responded.”