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We are in a moment where society is attentive to the dangers of giving birthing while Black as we reckon with the historical evolution of modern gynecology. I am interested in how conversations about medical treatments, sentience, and pain directs our attention to practices, problems, and experiences shaped by ableism that get minimized, invisiblized, or ignored. I will draw on theoretical interventions and methods from Black Feminist Disability Studies and Reproductive Justice to examine how dis/ability and ableism impact issues key to reproductive justice.