'Traumatized': One woman's pregnancy journey becomes a nightmare in post-Roe America

Meagan and her husband Jon considered their wedding day, in April 2022, to be the best day of their lives.

A year later, the Wisconsin couple believed they had topped that day when they found out Meagan was pregnant.

Their pregnancy journey had been a challenge. Meagan, who has polycystic ovary syndrome, which can make it difficult to get pregnant, told ABC News she had been taking medication to help with ovulation.

They were so excited at the news that they began preparing a nursery in their home.

"This was my first pregnancy, so there's a lot of nerves, but I actually wasn't super anxious because everything seemed to be fine," Meagan, who asked that her last name be withheld to protect her privacy, told ABC News in December.