 She said her family has discussed the possibility of leaving the state for medical treatment if House Bill 68 is upheld. The state says gender-affirming care is too risky for minors. Amanda Narog from the Ohio Attorney General's Office is arguing to let the law go into effect, saying it protects kids and their parents from making decisions that will have lifelong impact. Having children and intimacy in a committed relationship, these are far more basic human rights.