BLANCA ROSA VILCHES: It's been a decade since Stephanie Estrella ended up becoming pregnant in her native Colombia.
STEPHANIE ESTRELLA: It wasn't the time for me to have a child. I knew I wasn't prepared to give it the life it deserves.
VILCHES: She was 19 years old at the time and was a nursing student in the United States.
ESTRELLA: I was afraid to talk to my family, to my mom. It was difficult because I knew the stigma, the shame, that came with my decision.
VILCHES: She waited to return to the United States to have an abortion.
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Stephanie says the thought of abolishing Roe vs. Wade fills her with rage and sadness.
ESTRELLA: Abortion is going to happen, legal or not, and it's our lives that are at risk, and I think they should give it more importance. Women like me, can die.