Sentences with phrase «morning after pills»
The History of Painting (1998) consists of three pregnancy tests, morning after pills, tampons, blood, and tissue.
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Morning after pills are also an option.
Emergency birth control pills are also known as Plan B, morning after pills and emergency contraception, which you take these after having unwanted or unprotected sex to help prevent pregnancy.
It can't be true because Plan B and Ella — morning after pills work exactly the way «THE» birth control pill does.
The morning after pills perform the same function in reverse, preventing the zygote from being implanted, the zygote is no more of a potential child than those in the petri dish.
But that possibility is enough for them to oppose the morning after pills.
But I have never paid for contraception or morning after pills.
As a Catholic I do not stand by President Obama and push to have contraceptives and morning after pills distributed through private and religious based health care providers like their simple sweet jelly beans, especially when they must be paid for with tax dollars.
There would be two in every block and four in every airport, and the morning after pill would come in different flavors like sea salt and cool ranch.»
If you want to reduce the number of abortions stop fighting the use of the morning after pill (which is a birth control pill).
While you rally around Todd Akin because of your faith and convictions, you continue to deny that the morning after pill is birth control.
The morning after pill can also cause hemorrhaging.
(Didn't know that's how the morning after pill worked?
I wonder if the author here realizes that hormone - based birth control and the morning after pill are virtually indistinguishible from abortion to Catholics.
«Ohhh I was an idiot and slept with some guy without realizing that sperm + egg could = baby so I took the morning after pill to make sure if there was a baby in there, I killed it before it could implant in my uterus and grow.»
Earlier this fall, the Connecticut Catholic bishops decided to comply with a state law requiring all hospitals to administer the morning after pill — Plan B.
The only intelligent solution is the «morning after pill», which can be sold a readily as aspirin.
Obama's accommodation proposes that Church authorities who run hospitals, schools, and other facilities will be entitled to tell their employees that the health care insurance provided by the Church does not cover contraceptives, the «morning after pill,» or sterilization, but that the health insurance company that covers the Catholic institution will be free to contact the employees of that institution and inform them that they are entitled to «free» coverage of these things from the insurance company in question.
Birth control pills and the morning after pill should be OTC.
And the morning after pill is categorized as an Emergency Contraceptive.
Maybe they need to read a pamphlet or something because the morning after pill is taken to avoid an abortion.
The morning after pill prevents a newly conceived child from being implanted in the uterus.
Another problem with their argument not to provide the morning after pill is their characterization of it as an abortion.
Only the morning after pill.
He isn't posting his belief he pointing out that it is the belief of the Hobby Lobby CEOs on how the morning after pill works.
I don't support abortion, but from what I've read, the «morning after pill» actually prevents an egg from being fertilized, thereby preventing a pregnancy in the first place.
The morning after pill prevents a pregnancy from ever occurring.
If I were an employer, I believe the morning after pill would end up being more cost efficient than providing maternity costs and another dependant.
covering the morning after pill is taxpayer funded abortion, which the Obama administration said they wouldnt do.
* facepalm * Free abortions, free birh contol, free morning after pill, free STD testing Yeah, I know where that is coming from.
However, I'm a little confused about the issue of the morning after pill.
By the way, dimbulb, did you look up the difference between RU486 and the «morning after pill»?
If the morning after pill does not need a prescription, why is it even a concern, my son's over the counter allergy medication is not covered by insurance, why would the morning after pill be covered.
The response of the last government was essentially more of the same: earlier and more detailed sex education, family planning clinics in schools, promotion of emergency birth control (otherwise known as the «morning after pill») easier access to abortion, all without the need for parental consent even in the case of underage girls.
I support the morning after pill, I am anti-abortion once implanted in the womb, and I am anti-death penalty.
And the morning after pill sure as heck isn't.
Ok, so how often do these women need the morning after pill?
That would be right but the morning after pill isn't abortion and they don't cover regular «abortions» so it's all bible thumpin» nonsense from a company putting it's nose where it don't belong.
Research has shown, conclusively, that the morning after pill works by preventing ovulation, so no fertilized embryo is present.
Just curious how they would ever even know if their money went to the morning after pill.
As a business owner I fail to see why it is MY responsibility to pay for my employees morning after pill or their contraceptives.
As of today, the Green family, the evangelical Christian owners of Hobby Lobby Creative Centers and Mardel Christian Bookstores, potentially owes the federal government $ 21.3 million in fines for defying the HHS mandate that requires all companies to provide insurance coverage for all FDA - approved prescription contraceptive drugs and devices, surgical sterilizations and abortion - inducing drugs, including «the morning after pill» and «the week after pill.»
They really don't care about the morning after pill, they just want to fight Obama.
The morning after pill is over the counter; it's called Plan B.
And I think there are too many abortions, but fundamentalists of any kind, including Catholics, going after the morning after pill doesn't help anything IMHO.
@mama k «And only a bonehead would say the morning after pill is an «instrument of death».»
So again, I will reiterate my point — only a bonehead would say the morning after pill is an «instrument of death».
Often a woman is too afraid to speak up or is unaware she is pregnant, thus the morning after pill is ineffective in these situations.
More than two weeks ago, the Department of Health and Human Service issued a mandate instructing all employers that provide health insurance to their employees include the option for paid birth control, the morning after pill and intrauterine devices.