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Knock it off. You know exactly why most go to PP and it ain't for free "screenings".
I didn't have health insurance for almost 20 years. I used PP for my annual and very reasonably priced physicals. I also bought my birth control pills from them.
The PP I used is next to a university. Most of the patients in the waiting room with me were young women also interested in birth control. Also all of the posters on the wall were for birth control methods. There was no literature or posters touting the merits of abortion.
I didn't have health insurance for almost 20 years. I used PP for my annual and very reasonably priced physicals. I also bought my birth control pills from them.
The PP I used is next to a university. Most of the patients in the waiting room with me were young women also interested in birth control. Also all of the posters on the wall were for birth control methods. There was no literature or posters touting the merits of abortion.
I didn't have insurance for a few years, which was when I was first introduced to PP as a viable health option. Even with insurance, I still use their services because their facilities are great, the people are friendly, and they treat everyone with respect.
Anyone that would argue in support of this aggression
To support in any way justifiable this fully taped and witnessed assault is clearly to be -out of touch with reality.
Have you ever been ill? REALLY ill. So ill paramedics are needed to stabilize you and get you to the hospital as quickly as possible?
If you have been you know that you are at your most vulnerable in those moments. Strangers are attending to you. You may be unconscious. You may be in great pain. You ARE in great distress. There is nothing you can do to protect yourself.
I've had to be there when a family member is put into an ambulance under those conditions. You bet I'm going to protect them in any way I can. And that includes telling off videotaping grandma and making sure she doesn't videotape my family member. She has chosen to insert herself into the most personal of situations.
It's none of her business. She's the one in the wrong here. She's the one being rude and intrusive. Grandma is the bully.
If you, or anyone else doesn't like it, too damn bad for you. I protect my family and will do what I think is needed to stop busybody, nosy, bullying strangers.
I didn't have insurance for a few years, which was when I was first introduced to PP as a viable health option. Even with insurance, I still use their services because their facilities are great, the people are friendly, and they treat everyone with respect.
I knew a girl, who while on her parent's insurance, claimed to be uninsured to get birth control pills (she was worried her parents would find out if she used their insurance) from PP. This is all paid by the taxpayer of course.
I knew a girl, who while on her parent's insurance, claimed to be uninsured to get birth control pills (she was worried her parents would find out if she used their insurance) from PP. This is all paid by the taxpayer of course.
so? There are many who get prescription drugs, not on their plans, because they are offered for free elsewhere or they are not discounted. There is no law that says that our drugs have to be claimed against our insurance.
sorry, I don't see how she is in the wrong, if her uptight parents would pitch a fit that she was getting birth control. And you don't know if the BC was going to be used for other medical issues (ovarian cysts for example).
If I was a parent, and my teenage daughter was looking to get birth control, I wouldn't be angry that she is taking responsibility for her life. A little put off, that she MAY be having sex, but at least she's being responsible.
so? There are many who get prescription drugs, not on their plans, because they are offered for free elsewhere or they are not discounted. There is no law that says that our drugs have to be claimed against our insurance.
sorry, I don't see how she is in the wrong, if her uptight parents would pitch a fit that she was getting birth control. And you don't know if the BC was going to be used for other medical issues (ovarian cysts for example).
If I was a parent, and my teenage daughter was looking to get birth control, I wouldn't be angry that she is taking responsibility for her life. A little put off, that she MAY be having sex, but at least she's being responsible.
I knew the girl, she was living with me at the time. Her reasons ran the spectrum of not wanting to get pregnant to wanting to control when she got her period.
And I think taxpayers should only be burdened with other people's medical necessities, not to support them having more fun with their lifestyle.
[LEFT]March 18, 2013 at 10:53 am Pro-Life Grandma Violently Attacked at Planned Parenthood
Content Warning: Violence, Language
63-yr old Catholic grandmother of 12 was violently attacked as she documented the 4th abortion injury at Planned Parenthood in Wilmington, DE on March 13, 2013.
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Does "granny" have any respect for privacy of others? Besides, she has no idea why a patient is being transported to the hospital.
Grandma was provoking and filming a patient being taken in an ambulance WITHOUT HER PERMISSION. This is disgusting. She did not know WHY she was being taken. She was just making assumptions. She got what she deserved. Just because she's old doesn't mean she gets to violate people like that. Too bad she didn't hit her harder.
That's a two way streak. So better be warned, that 63 old women can hit back, but I'd recommend she'd carry so she can fire back.
Though I doubt you got a stomach for physical altercation.
Yeah, right there on the streets of Wilmington. Get real, zombie.
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Originally Posted by zombieApocExtraordinaire
I knew a girl, who while on her parent's insurance, claimed to be uninsured to get birth control pills (she was worried her parents would find out if she used their insurance) from PP. This is all paid by the taxpayer of course.
No, it wasn't paid for by the taxpayer if she didn't have medicaid. She would have had to pay on a sliding scale fee structure. PP is NOT a government agency; it is private non-profit.
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