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jennib

January 7th, 2006

Just out of curiosity how do u get the morning after pill. I live in wisconsin and no office around will back it. For one I want to know why not and two how do I get on it

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red72cup

replied January 7th, 2006

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Ok you can get a morning after pill from a doctor, because it is a prescription. 2 pills exactly. Try giving planned parenthood a call, or your local health department.
Http://www.Ppwi.Org/
this is planned parenthood of wisconsins home page

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jenn_smithson

replied January 8th, 2006

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carifairy wrote:

ok you can get a morning after pill from a doctor, because it is a prescription. 2 pills exactly. Try giving planned parenthood a call, or your local health department.

Http://www.Ppwi.Org/
this is planned parenthood of wisconsins home page

if you're having trouble getting it because no pharmacy around you is carrying it, planned parenthood also carries it for distribution. If you can, get your doctor to give you two prescriptions, one for now and one as an advance. That way you can have some around your house just in case you need it again. It's most effective the sooner you take it which is why having it around the house can be most helpful.

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