Today marks the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
I am thankful it has not been overturned yet.
I am thankful for every private and public health care provider that offers women's health care with compassion, understanding and a minimum of moral judgment.
I am thankful for every person who offers support to women who have made choices about their reproductive health, regardless of the outcome.
And I don't regret the abortion I had.
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Reading: "Unlike Alveda King, I Am Neither "Reformed" Nor A Murderer" at Jezebel.
I am thankful it has not been overturned yet.
I am thankful for every private and public health care provider that offers women's health care with compassion, understanding and a minimum of moral judgment.
I am thankful for every person who offers support to women who have made choices about their reproductive health, regardless of the outcome.
And I don't regret the abortion I had.
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Reading: "Unlike Alveda King, I Am Neither "Reformed" Nor A Murderer" at Jezebel.
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oddharmonic- Melissa, starry-eyed soy-lovin' Expatriated Zulu
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BTW, thanks for your help while I was on the road the other day! :)
I never have a problem checking weather reports for you! It's nice to have access to that on long road trips; I've been there with the CO-NC moves.
*hug* I don't regret mine, either.
Here's to another 35 years, since while I feel that it should go without saying that women should be able to make that choice, I know enough to understand that the protection needs to be there else the government will meddle.
I am uncomfortable with the way certain legislators are trying to undermine reproductive law by attempting to define hormonal contraception as abortion.
Being able to talk with Sarah Weddington last fall really gave a new dimension to things. A lot deeper than I ever thought it would be. But it made that drive to get things done even deeper.