The proverbial last straw snapped for Jackie Fitzgerald when she found herself short of cash and debating whether to fill her car's fuel tank or her birth control prescription in 2001. Fitzgerald, a trainman for Union Pacific Railroad Co. (UP), spent her last $40 to buy gas to get to...
February 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
The proverbial last straw snapped for Jackie Fitzgerald when she found herself short of cash and debating whether to fill her car’s fuel tank or her birth control prescription in 2001.
Fitzgerald, a trainman for Union Pacific Railroad Co. (UP), spent her last $40 to buy gas to get to work, a decision that led to an unplanned pregnancy.
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