Cynicism Is A Choice. Optimism Is A

I Think It's Important For Women To Have A Means To Get Health Care. I Think It's Important That Women Have A Place To Go To Get Pap Smears And Cancer Screenings. And It Shouldn't Be Considered Extra. It Shouldn't Be Considered Something That Can Be "cut." It Shouldn't Be Something That's In Danger Of Going Away. The Idea That We're Even Thinking About Cutting That Off Because Somebody Else Isn't Enjoying It Themselves Or Somebody Has Extreme Opinions About It Is Worrisome To Me.

I Read A Lot Of Studies About The Fact That There Is A Bias In The Way Health Care Is Doled Out, Down To The Fact That Most Medical Studies Are Done On Men, Not Women, So Most Dosages Are Planned For Men, Not Women, And On And On. And More Than That, Women's Pain Is Gauged Differently And Their Complaints Are Received Differently. And The Idea That There's A Place Where You Can Go Where Everything Is Geared Toward You, As A Woman, Is Great. But It's A Shame That We Need To Find Places That Are "safe" When The World, The Whole World, Should Be A Safe Place.

The Expected Is What Keeps Us Steady. It's The Unexpected That Changes Our Lives Forever.

At Some Point, You Have To Make A Decision. Boundaries Don't Keep Other People Out. They Fence You In. Life Is Messy. That's How We're Made. So, You Can Waste Your Lives Drawing Lines. Or You Can Live Your Life Crossing Them

I Think The Point Of America, Our Planet, The Reason We're All Here, One Of The Best Things That We Can Do Is Be Concerned About Something Even When It Doesn't Concern Us. That's The Whole Point. The Fact That I've Never Had To Use A Planned Parenthood, The Fact That I've Never Been In Need Of Medical Services I Couldn't Afford Or Didn't Have Access To, Doesn't Mean I Shouldn't Be Concerned About The Fact That Other Women Don't Have That Access.