Just want to add this. Mr. Waddell wrote and you Mr. Scott quoted him saying this:
"We all need to be courteous, balanced and thoughtful in our conversations and curious about what others believe and why".
I can tell you straight up that when I'm accessing medical care I would not only in no way be interested in hearing what Mr. Waddell believes about my accessing that care but would be fearful and hostile in the extreme about why he was bothering me about his beliefs when I have serious personal business with my physician. I would interpret his desire to share his opinion with me where I access medical care as an affront to my privacy and an attempt to interfere in my private life. This would be a very dangerous and unfortunate situation for such a person. I am familiar with the low standards of this country as regards women's health and I do not brook any type of interference in my private matters. Would it be appropriate for me to attend his church and offer my opinions about sex?