I decided to step up my activism and became the leader of my local #Indivisible chapter. With that group, I scheduled visits to my MOC's offices for groups of concerned citizens. After the first visit, I was told that I could no longer make appointments. 4/
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This is an especially vexing issue in Texas. The Texas Legislature has gone into overdrive trying to limit women's access to care. As a physician, it is maddening. 1/
I've spent my career giving women the tools that they need to prevent pregnancies and abortions, and supporting women's bodily autonomy. 2/
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When I see and hear the outright lies and distortions of science coming out of legislative bodies from the state to federal level, I get so frustrated. The evidence is there as you so clearly stated in the question. 3/
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But we only have around 24 people serving in Congress with science degrees, so it is no wonder that we have trouble getting science into those rooms. 4/
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