Let's see if I've got this straight.
Your 12-year-old asks me for birth control pills. I decide whether or not she gets them. You don't decide. You have no say in the matter. I can give her the pills no matter what you think. After all, I'm the doctor. You think that's a good thing. Am I right so far?
What if I decide she doesn't get them? You want her to have them, but I don't. You have no say in the matter. I can keep her from getting the pills no matter what you think. After all, I'm the doctor. Right?
If not, why not?

Kent Davis