The experience of a prison mother Elizabeth Holmes is determined to avoid

Until she was eight months pregnant, Ms. Zaragoza remained in a regular prison unit, sleeping in a colorless room with rotating cellmates. She was wheeled to and from health checks in shackles, she said, and the weights on her hands and feet strained her swollen body. The shackles remained on while she was delivered at a Galveston prison medical facility, one leg and one arm tied to the hospital bed at all times.