Santa Teresa (United States) (AFP) – When 30-year-old “F” learned that she was pregnant for the eighth time, she just wanted to cry. A homemaker dependent on her husband’s income, she agonized for three weeks about what to do, but always came to the same conclusion: “I can’t have this child.” But then she was hit by a second problem. F’s home state of Texas recently made getting an abortion a lot harder, one of a number of conservative parts of the United States where the political tide has turned against the procedure — despite broad support for abortion rights among the American public. A n…