A man's story on reproductive choices.

About two years ago, I went to my local garage in Cheyenne for an oil change. It's a reliable place with fast and efficient service. After days of snow and cold weather, I enjoyed sitting outside on a bench. A man sitting on the other end of the bench ended his phone call and struck up a conversation with me, mentioning he needed a new family physician because his wife had just had their sixth child. I congratulated him and he explained that his doctor suggested he consider a vasectomy, which he found offensive. When I agreed with the doctor's advice, he was even more taken aback.

This encounter highlights the importance of reproductive choices and freedoms. Decisions about reproduction should be personal, made between an individual and their physician, without interference from legislation.

I will vote to protect reproductive rights, choice, and freedom.