The majority opinion's statement that it "seems unexceptionable to conclude some women come to regret their choice to abort the infant life they once created and sustained" supported its conclusion that "the State has an interest in ensuring so grave a choice is well informed" because doctors might not tell patients graphic details about what goes on during the abortion.
The majority opinion's assertion that it appears logical to conclude some women may later regret their decision to terminate the life of the infant they had created and nurtured supported its conclusion that the State has a stake in ensuring such a profound choice is well-informed, as doctors might not disclose graphic details about the abortion procedure.