Jerry Costello is still in that camp:

The phone has been ringing in the office of Rep. Jerry Costello with some powerful folks on the other end of the line.
But thus far, Costello, an 11-term Democrat from Belleville, is planning to vote ‘no’ on the Senate version of health-care reform if and when that vote takes place, a top aide, David Gillies, confirmed this morning.

And so is Marcy Kaptur:

Yesterday evening, speaking to several reporters in the halls of the Capitol, Kaptur explained why she leans toward the Bishops’ position–and in doing so took a veiled swipe at the Hospitals.
“I think the hospitals have a different perspective because they’re running large institutions,” Kaptur said. “They have a lot of issues at stake. They have to balance their budgets and so forth. I think that the Bishops are probably in a different position. I don’t think that they’re really managerially responsible for these institutions.”

She’s right to not take her moral guidance from a trade association that has been a thorn in the side of the bishops’ conference (the latter which has steadfastly argued for the protection of human life throughout this debate).

Talking Points Memo also notes:

Kaptur said she’s spoken to Rep. Dale Kildee (D-MI), another pro-life Dem who’s signed off on the Senate’s abortion language, but didn’t find his reasons persuasive.