This is 100% closer to the more emotive stuff (predictably) being posted on this thread. Maternity care in the UK is substandard at the best of times. I think it can safely be agreed that the COVID lockdowns were not these.
Nor do women knowingly choose to hang on to the very late stages and put themselves through such a risky, not to mention agonizing, procedure, without any form of medical support, for some kind of twisted jolly.
She was convicted. That conviction stands. That is a good decision. I don't agree with what she did.
The question relates to whether a custodial sentence is appropriate bearing in mind all the circumstances. The decision has been taken that it wasn't. That decision, too, is IMO correct.
This woman needs the appropriate care and mental health support she should have had to begin with. It's tragically overdue.