2) There are doctors on the opposite side of the topic. It would be interesting to see that viewpoint presented. Personally, I know a doctor who was sued after he refused to prescribe a woman "plan B." I'm sure most of you (as followers of a liberal blog) would probably side with the woman, we do have to realize that there are always two sides of the coin. I'm sure there are just as many doctors and nurses who feel uncomfortable dealing with abortion as those who feel uncomfortable doing these required ultrasounds. RESPONSE: Of course there are medical professionals on both sides of this issue. Those that oppose abortions have a choice not to perform them. Choice being the operative word here. Thank you! As a woman who has had many transvaginal ultrasounds for medical reasons with my consent I can say that even with consent it is an uncomfortable procedure and can leave you with a feeling of being violated. It's not just a simple medical procedure, it is beyond invasive on the most personal level. To think that women will be subjected to such a procedure by force is infuriating. I applaud your frankness and for saying what no one else in the medical field is saying. Our elected officials have for the most part abondoned us to the conservative right and their agenda. Our doctors are silent. The female population is being treated like nothing more than personal property and our dignity is being traded at