I'm not going to lie: Attending the State of the Union last night was a little overwhelming. So many people, so many cameras, such a high-profile moment -- it was a lot to take in from my spot way up in the balcony. But in all the commotion, there were three things that hit me deep.

ONE: President Biden called out attacks on abortion rights and other critical sexual and reproductive health care. It meant a lot to see my experience, and others like me, lifted by the president of the United States.

TWO: I gained strength from seeing dozens of providers, abortion advocates and leaders along with other patients -- including Kate Cox -- who faced similar challenges, in attendance. It always helps to know you're not alone.

THREE: I knew there were millions of people like you out there watching, and I felt that love and support. I was moved because I know first hand what it feels like to live in an America without the right to abortion -- what it does to patients and the toll it takes. And why we have to fight back.

If you want to learn more about the foundation I founded to help people get abortion care, check out the Nancy Davis Foundation website. The Nancy Davis Foundation has been at the forefront of initiatives addressing reproductive justice, advocating for the rights of individuals, and striving to bridge gaps in health care access.

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Thank you.

Nancy D., Planned Parenthood health center patient

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