. >> andriana, come on back. >> obenhaus: andriana is 22 with an eightonth-old daughter. >> your testsitive, congratulations. tell me how you're feeling about >> i'm fine.cy. >> yeah? were you trying to get pregnant? >> no. >> okay. so it wasn't planned, but it's okay. >> no, it wasn't planned. >> your mom, what does she have to say about it? is she happy for you? >> she was not happy. w as not happy, okay. >> we use ultrasound as a tool, uh, for helping our clients, uh, choose life. >> so you're going to be able to look up here and see everything we're doing, okay? we set up a big screen up one ll, so that they can look up and see what's going on inside their uterus and how the baby's growing. >> so we want to see the baby inside your uterus. >> (fussing) >> and then we want to measure and see how far along you are, okay? (baby babbling) now, did i do your ultrasound with her? >> yeah. >> she's talking to us. she says, "that's my brother or sister." okay, we have eight weeks, oney, da plus or minus six here. andriana, this is your babyri t here, okay? this flickering here is the hear

. >> reporter: the first months of andriana's life was in excruciating pain as she was weaned off oxycodoneout 200 more children for similar lawsuits. as the u.s. attorney under president obama, goodwin helped lead a fight to shut down pill mills in west virginia. why has the drug problem hit so badly here? >> it's not just one thing that's led to this crisis. we're a region with back breaking industry that leads to injury. that leads to drugs being prescribed. >> reporter: there's a relatively high joblessness rate here. >> the economic issues that we face here in appalachia, that's led to a lot of frustration. >> reporter: this state has seen challenges with health care. >> it's difficult to get good, quality health care to all the nooks and crannies of our rural state. >> reporter: there are some signs that the situation in west virginia is improving if even slightly. in cabul county, this number of calls to 911 for suspected overdoses so far in 2019, it's less than half what it was for the same time period less than two years ago. and more people who've overdosed are getting more treatm