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Q: Beinging Denied Access to Contraception, Abortion, Etc.

asked by: sissy57 on June 22nd, 2007

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I just thought that the other posters on this board would find this article as interesting as I did.

Check out the MSNBC website for an article titled "Is your doctor playing judge?".

It is VERY informative about how doctors do not have to prescribe contraceptives, EC, preform sterlizations, etc. It's an article EVERY woman should read!!

Replies(3)

mc4ever02

replied on June 22nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Pharmacists (pharmacys) do not have to fill a rx for the morning after pill, or plan b, if it would go agianst their religious beliefs.

LoveOperated

replied on June 23rd, 2007

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mc4ever02 wrote:

Pharmacists (pharmacys) do not have to fill a rx for the morning after pill, or plan b, if it would go agianst their religious beliefs.

I find that ridiculous because Plan B does not kill a baby like an abortion pill, it simply just prevents ovulation so that the woman cannot get pregante. It drives me nuts.

Tylanas

replied on June 24th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

LoveOperated wrote:

mc4ever02 wrote:

Pharmacists (pharmacys) do not have to fill a rx for the morning after pill, or plan b, if it would go agianst their religious beliefs.

I find that ridiculous because Plan B does not kill a baby like an abortion pill, it simply just prevents ovulation so that the woman cannot get pregante. It drives me nuts.

I know, but people (in general) are dumb.

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