particular. dear ohio state representative john becker. it's me, melissa. now, your bill broadly defines abortion to include, quote, drugs or devices used to prevent the implantation of a pert liesed ovum. in your testimony during last week's hearing, you said you didn't intend for birth control pills to be included in that definition. i'm not exactly sure how you make the distinction, because according to the american college of obstetricians and jien kol gynecologists, you know, doctors, the pill can impede the fertilized egg from attaching to the uterine wall. i am not saying that to give you any incentive for banning insurance coverage of birth control pills too, but just to point out the tip of the iceberg of what you don't know about the very health choices you are trying to restrict with your legislation. because you also went on to defend urban of intrauterine devices commonly known as iuds based on your belief that they fit into your scientifically specious definition of an