With abortions banned, these Central Texans turned to permanent forms of birth control

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..."The fear of having birth control “taken away just enhanced my want to be sterilized," Brittanei said.

She, like many women, had also struggled to find a contraceptive that worked for her. Her IUD was painful, and hormones affected her moods. But, she doesn't have to worry about that anymore.

"It seems like I’m a little bit happier and am willing to do a little bit more things, so I think that’s definitely a plus," she said. "I definitely feel a lot better than I did before I got the procedure done."