No. But it's likely most of the deaths from total abortion bans will fall on their families. So there's that.

Underground networks for sensible people are already being put in place, and there's the abortion pill now, so its unlikely there will be a sizeable increase in prolapsed uteruses or septicemia. Seems like most of the women who will die will be the ones who wanted their babies and then get trapped by health care and families that are staunchly anti-abortion when something goes horribly wrong.

Pro-Life women who were promised this wasn't about punishing women but saving the unborn are going silent. You really only see gleefulness out of Evangelical men. That suggests at least some of those women are starting to realize what they've done and that with 1 in 5 pregnancies being high risk, they're likely going to lose someone they know. It's just a matter of time.